Jerry of the Islands
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Many eyes beheld the impending tragedy. Jerry saw, but did not under- stand. With all his hostility to niggers he had not divined the attack from the air. Tambi, who I70 JERRY chanced to be near the skylight, saw, and, seeing, reached for a Lee-Enfield. Lerumie saw Tambi's action and hissed haste to the Mary.
Borckman, as unaware of this, his last second of life, as he had been of his first second of birth, lowered the bottle and straightened forward his head. The keen edge sank home. What, in ...that flash of instant when his brain was severed from the rest of his body, Borckman may have felt or thought, if he felt or thought at all, is a mys- tery unsolvable to living man. No man, his spinal cord so severed, has ever given one word or whisper of testimony as to what were his sensa- tions and impressions. No less swift than the hatchet stroke was the limp placidity into which Borckman's body melted to the deck. He did not reel or pitch. He melted, as a sack of wind sud- denly emptied, as a bladder of air suddenly punc- tured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many eyes beheld the impending tragedy. Jerry saw, but did not under- stand. With all his hostility to niggers he had not divined the attack from the air. Tambi, who I70 JERRY chanced to be near the skylight, saw, and, seeing, reached for a Lee-Enfield. Lerumie saw Tambi's action and hissed haste to the Mary.
Borckman, as unaware of this, his last second of life, as he had been of his first second of birth, lowered the bottle and straightened forward his head. The keen edge sank home. What, in ...that flash of instant when his brain was severed from the rest of his body, Borckman may have felt or thought, if he felt or thought at all, is a mys- tery unsolvable to living man. No man, his spinal cord so severed, has ever given one word or whisper of testimony as to what were his sensa- tions and impressions. No less swift than the hatchet stroke was the limp placidity into which Borckman's body melted to the deck. He did not reel or pitch. He melted, as a sack of wind sud- denly emptied, as a bladder of air suddenly punc- tured.
What to read after Jerry of the Islands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by London Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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