Dead Man's Rock
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Or perhaps the fatigue of the journey has worn me out. If I am goingto sicken I must hide my secret. It would be safer to bury it withthe Journal, at any rate for the time, somewhere in the garden here. I have a tin box that will just answer the purpose. My head isgiving me agony. I can write no more. " CHAPTER X.
CONTAINS THE THIRD AND LAST PART OF MY FATHER'S JOURNAL: SETTINGFORTH THE MUTINY ON BOARD THE _BELLE FORTUNE_.
"June 19th. --Strange that wherever I am hospitably entertained Irecompe...nse my host by falling ill in his house. Since my last entryin this Journal I have been lying at the gate of death, smitten downwith a sore sickness. It seems that the long exposure and wearinessof my journey to the Peak threw me into a fever: but of this I shouldsoon have recovered, were it not for my head, which I fear will neverbe wholly right again. That cowardly blow upon Malabar Hill has madea sad wreck of me; twice, when I seemed in a fair way to recovery, has my mind entirely given way. Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or perhaps the fatigue of the journey has worn me out. If I am goingto sicken I must hide my secret. It would be safer to bury it withthe Journal, at any rate for the time, somewhere in the garden here. I have a tin box that will just answer the purpose. My head isgiving me agony. I can write no more. " CHAPTER X.
CONTAINS THE THIRD AND LAST PART OF MY FATHER'S JOURNAL: SETTINGFORTH THE MUTINY ON BOARD THE _BELLE FORTUNE_.
"June 19th. --Strange that wherever I am hospitably entertained Irecompe...nse my host by falling ill in his house. Since my last entryin this Journal I have been lying at the gate of death, smitten downwith a sore sickness. It seems that the long exposure and wearinessof my journey to the Peak threw me into a fever: but of this I shouldsoon have recovered, were it not for my head, which I fear will neverbe wholly right again. That cowardly blow upon Malabar Hill has madea sad wreck of me; twice, when I seemed in a fair way to recovery, has my mind entirely given way. Mr.
What to read after Dead Man's Rock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quiller-Couch Arthur Thomas Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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