Foul Play volume 1
Foul Play volume 1
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169 His mental distress brought on an attack of that terrible malady, jaundice.
He crept about, yellow as a guinea ; a very scare- crow.
He took no exercise ; he ate little food. He lay, listless and dejected, about the deck.
The ship now encountered an adverse gale, and, for three whole days, was under close-reefed top- sails; she was always a wet ship under stress of weather ; and she took in a good deal of water on this occasion. On the fourth day it fell calm, and Captain Hudson, having exa...mined the well, and found three feet of water, ordered the men to the pumps.
After working through one watch, the well was sounded again, and the water was so much reduced that the gangs were taken off; and the ship being now becalmed, and the weather lovely, the men were allowed to dance upon deck to the boatswain's fiddle.
While this pastime went on, the sun, large and red, reached the horizon, and diffused a roseate light over the entire ocean.
Not one of the current descriptions of heaven approach the actual grandeur and beauty of the 170 FOUL PLAY.
What to read after Foul Play volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reade Charles to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
169 His mental distress brought on an attack of that terrible malady, jaundice.
He crept about, yellow as a guinea ; a very scare- crow.
He took no exercise ; he ate little food. He lay, listless and dejected, about the deck.
The ship now encountered an adverse gale, and, for three whole days, was under close-reefed top- sails; she was always a wet ship under stress of weather ; and she took in a good deal of water on this occasion. On the fourth day it fell calm, and Captain Hudson, having exa...mined the well, and found three feet of water, ordered the men to the pumps.
After working through one watch, the well was sounded again, and the water was so much reduced that the gangs were taken off; and the ship being now becalmed, and the weather lovely, the men were allowed to dance upon deck to the boatswain's fiddle.
While this pastime went on, the sun, large and red, reached the horizon, and diffused a roseate light over the entire ocean.
Not one of the current descriptions of heaven approach the actual grandeur and beauty of the 170 FOUL PLAY.
What to read after Foul Play volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reade Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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