Frontier Life Or Tales of the Southwestern Border
Frontier Life Or Tales of the Southwestern Border
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The Spaniard looked in the sea^ man's face, and read in its decided expression, and in the slight smile of intelligence that played upon it, that he must not hope either to res. St or outwit his polite but peremptory entertainer. So making a virtue of necessity, he descended into the cabin.
Left to themselves, husband and wife fell, with 310 A SKETCII IN THE TROPICS an inarticulate but joyful cry, into each other's arms. Their hearts were too full for words ; their lips refused utterance to the... feelings of joy and thankfulness that overpowered them. They clung sobbing to each other, as closely clasped as if they never again would separate ; then they laughed out loud, delirious with delight, murmured broken sentences of affection, and gazed back shudderingly, and with eyes fixed and distended, at the cruel Havannah — at the horrible Molo.
Gradually the endless masses of the city, the confused chaos of sails, ropes and masts, and the grim Molo itself, receded from the view of the fugitives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Spaniard looked in the sea^ man's face, and read in its decided expression, and in the slight smile of intelligence that played upon it, that he must not hope either to res. St or outwit his polite but peremptory entertainer. So making a virtue of necessity, he descended into the cabin.
Left to themselves, husband and wife fell, with 310 A SKETCII IN THE TROPICS an inarticulate but joyful cry, into each other's arms. Their hearts were too full for words ; their lips refused utterance to the... feelings of joy and thankfulness that overpowered them. They clung sobbing to each other, as closely clasped as if they never again would separate ; then they laughed out loud, delirious with delight, murmured broken sentences of affection, and gazed back shudderingly, and with eyes fixed and distended, at the cruel Havannah — at the horrible Molo.
Gradually the endless masses of the city, the confused chaos of sails, ropes and masts, and the grim Molo itself, receded from the view of the fugitives.
What to read after Frontier Life Or Tales of the Southwestern Border?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sealsfield, Charles, 1793-1864 to read onlineMoreLess
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