Journey Through the Impossible
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Ah, sir! Ah, my friends!
Volsius: You're quite safe now.Valdemar (distraught and weeping): Yes, yes, quite safe. I want to get away. I want to get away.Eva: You've had a bad fright, Mr. Valdemar.Valdemar: Oh yes, miss. Yes, I've been frightened a great many times in my life. In fact, I think I can say without boasting that no one has ever been frightened more often than I have. But a fright like this one? Ah! Never, never! Please let me get away from here.Volsius: But, as I told you before, here... amongst these coral reefs, under so much pressure, you're safe from all sea monsters.Valdemar: That may be, but I'd rather leave.Volsius: There's nothing to keep you here now. We've reached the very bottom of the sea.Eva: And this is the spot, no doubt, from which we'll be heading back up to dry land?Ox: Back to dry land? Not yet.George: Are there any more unknown wonders down here, any still unsolved mysteries?Volsius: None, I guarantee you.Ox: And I guarantee the very opposite. Anyone can come here and live, at least for a few moments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah, sir! Ah, my friends!
Volsius: You're quite safe now.Valdemar (distraught and weeping): Yes, yes, quite safe. I want to get away. I want to get away.Eva: You've had a bad fright, Mr. Valdemar.Valdemar: Oh yes, miss. Yes, I've been frightened a great many times in my life. In fact, I think I can say without boasting that no one has ever been frightened more often than I have. But a fright like this one? Ah! Never, never! Please let me get away from here.Volsius: But, as I told you before, here... amongst these coral reefs, under so much pressure, you're safe from all sea monsters.Valdemar: That may be, but I'd rather leave.Volsius: There's nothing to keep you here now. We've reached the very bottom of the sea.Eva: And this is the spot, no doubt, from which we'll be heading back up to dry land?Ox: Back to dry land? Not yet.George: Are there any more unknown wonders down here, any still unsolved mysteries?Volsius: None, I guarantee you.Ox: And I guarantee the very opposite. Anyone can come here and live, at least for a few moments.
What to read after Journey Through the Impossible?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Verne Jules to read onlineMoreLess
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