Gideon's Band
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" "Oh, you want to sign, don't you?" "No. " A sudden anguish filled the boy's face. "Not for all the gold inCalifornia. God A'mighty, sir, I've been down there and seen thosepeople!" "Oh! my! dear! fellow! If we let mere sights and sounds--of things thatcan't be helped--upset us--There's the dinner-bell--come, have acocktail with me--a Rofignac!. . . Ah! general--judge--wet your whistlewith us?" The general and the judge, accepting, looked sharply at Basile. "Why--what's the matter? Sick?" But ...he went with them to the bar and to the board.
XXIII A STATE OF AFFAIRS Watson was in the pilot-house, though not at the wheel.
So early of a Sabbath afternoon, in the middle of his partner's watch, he might well have been in his texas stateroom asleep, but to aMississippi River pilot Sunday afternoon, or any afternoon, or forenoon, or midnight, or dusk or dawn, on watch or off, the one thing in thisworld was the river. Else what sort of a pilot would he be, when thewhole lore of its thousands of miles of navigation was without chart, light, or beacon, a thing kept only in pilots' memories, a lamp in atemple?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Oh, you want to sign, don't you?" "No. " A sudden anguish filled the boy's face. "Not for all the gold inCalifornia. God A'mighty, sir, I've been down there and seen thosepeople!" "Oh! my! dear! fellow! If we let mere sights and sounds--of things thatcan't be helped--upset us--There's the dinner-bell--come, have acocktail with me--a Rofignac!. . . Ah! general--judge--wet your whistlewith us?" The general and the judge, accepting, looked sharply at Basile. "Why--what's the matter? Sick?" But ...he went with them to the bar and to the board.
XXIII A STATE OF AFFAIRS Watson was in the pilot-house, though not at the wheel.
So early of a Sabbath afternoon, in the middle of his partner's watch, he might well have been in his texas stateroom asleep, but to aMississippi River pilot Sunday afternoon, or any afternoon, or forenoon, or midnight, or dusk or dawn, on watch or off, the one thing in thisworld was the river. Else what sort of a pilot would he be, when thewhole lore of its thousands of miles of navigation was without chart, light, or beacon, a thing kept only in pilots' memories, a lamp in atemple?
What to read after Gideon's Band?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cable, George Washington, 1844-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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