Home a Novel
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She closed the great board shutters. The house looked as if it had closed its eyes in a last renunciation.
Gerry's tree floated down the river. It swung slowly along near the north shore. Just below it were houses. They were perched on the cliff. Below them were more houses and under these the tiled roofs of still other houses just topped the flood. The houses were what was left of Piranhas.
From the shore canoes in search of loot began to shoot out on to the quietening waters. One of them happ...ened upon Gerry's tree and then upon Gerry. Gerry's eyes opened and then closed again. He scarcely felt the arms that lifted him. They carried him to the old inn, the miserable little inn he had left behind on that glorious morning of so long ago.
CHAPTER XXXIII A SHARP attack of fever followed Gerry's expo- sure and immersion. The old woman of the inn knew no medicaments, but she knew fever. She piled blankets on Gerry and let him sweat it out. On the third day nature, assisted by his magnificent physique, finally routed the attack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She closed the great board shutters. The house looked as if it had closed its eyes in a last renunciation.
Gerry's tree floated down the river. It swung slowly along near the north shore. Just below it were houses. They were perched on the cliff. Below them were more houses and under these the tiled roofs of still other houses just topped the flood. The houses were what was left of Piranhas.
From the shore canoes in search of loot began to shoot out on to the quietening waters. One of them happ...ened upon Gerry's tree and then upon Gerry. Gerry's eyes opened and then closed again. He scarcely felt the arms that lifted him. They carried him to the old inn, the miserable little inn he had left behind on that glorious morning of so long ago.
CHAPTER XXXIII A SHARP attack of fever followed Gerry's expo- sure and immersion. The old woman of the inn knew no medicaments, but she knew fever. She piled blankets on Gerry and let him sweat it out. On the third day nature, assisted by his magnificent physique, finally routed the attack.
What to read after Home a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chamberlain George Agnew to read onlineMoreLess
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