Enid a Novel
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Sailors in shabby apparel were employed in lighting the steamer's lamps which, with their eyes of green, red and yellow peering in the dove-grey twilight, enhanced the weird effect of her motion, gently rocking with the waves. A bell rang, and seeing people hurrying to the saloon she went also, feeling rather hungry. But appetite became loathing when she found herself almost the only woman at a table full of noisy men, who spoke with tongues of the shop and warehouse, some of whom ogled her whe...n they paused in the work of eating to pick teeth or sip their beer. The stench down there was nauseous. Unable to relish any of the fare provided she did not sit out the meal, but returned on deck after begging the steward to have tea sent up to her. Sitting on a camp-stool at her former point of vantage, her spirits revived somewhat. The stars were out by that time, though a glimmer of sunset still hung in the green west. The tea was brought, and she drank it with great refreshment. Then, tired of sitting, she paced the deck a while, now and then stopping to look over the bulwark at the seething foam below, I 130 ENID The pant of the engines, the splash of the paddles and an occasional hoarse voice from the bridge, with footbeats of passengers, were islanded in the still night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sailors in shabby apparel were employed in lighting the steamer's lamps which, with their eyes of green, red and yellow peering in the dove-grey twilight, enhanced the weird effect of her motion, gently rocking with the waves. A bell rang, and seeing people hurrying to the saloon she went also, feeling rather hungry. But appetite became loathing when she found herself almost the only woman at a table full of noisy men, who spoke with tongues of the shop and warehouse, some of whom ogled her whe...n they paused in the work of eating to pick teeth or sip their beer. The stench down there was nauseous. Unable to relish any of the fare provided she did not sit out the meal, but returned on deck after begging the steward to have tea sent up to her. Sitting on a camp-stool at her former point of vantage, her spirits revived somewhat. The stars were out by that time, though a glimmer of sunset still hung in the green west. The tea was brought, and she drank it with great refreshment. Then, tired of sitting, she paced the deck a while, now and then stopping to look over the bulwark at the seething foam below, I 130 ENID The pant of the engines, the splash of the paddles and an occasional hoarse voice from the bridge, with footbeats of passengers, were islanded in the still night.
What to read after Enid a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pickthall Marmaduke William to read onlineMoreLess
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