Kakemonos Tales of the Far East
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Indeed, such an altera- tion was fraught with incalculable danger. The last thing the captain said to me that night before he turned in was, ' Tell Mr. Grover to keep her on this course, and don't forget to let me know if you see anything. ' Indeed, with the Paracels lying so close to the eastward of us, the mate had been guilty of a most repre- hensible act, and I knew there would be a pretty set-out when the old man heard of it in the morning. However, it was no affair of mine, and, as I was ...not anxious to cultivate the reputation of a sneak, I, after waiting till the quartermaster returned, went below. But sleep I could not. Whenever I closed my eyes I thought I saw the ship running over the land at express speed, steered by a gibbering demon who eventually took unto himself the shape of Mr. 196 TALES OF THE FAR EAST Chief Officer Grover. Once I thought we were sailing upside down, as ships do in a mirage, and that upon the keel, with a glass in his hand and a pipe in his mouth, sat our worthy chief grinning diabolically at me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indeed, such an altera- tion was fraught with incalculable danger. The last thing the captain said to me that night before he turned in was, ' Tell Mr. Grover to keep her on this course, and don't forget to let me know if you see anything. ' Indeed, with the Paracels lying so close to the eastward of us, the mate had been guilty of a most repre- hensible act, and I knew there would be a pretty set-out when the old man heard of it in the morning. However, it was no affair of mine, and, as I was ...not anxious to cultivate the reputation of a sneak, I, after waiting till the quartermaster returned, went below. But sleep I could not. Whenever I closed my eyes I thought I saw the ship running over the land at express speed, steered by a gibbering demon who eventually took unto himself the shape of Mr. 196 TALES OF THE FAR EAST Chief Officer Grover. Once I thought we were sailing upside down, as ships do in a mirage, and that upon the keel, with a glass in his hand and a pipe in his mouth, sat our worthy chief grinning diabolically at me.
What to read after Kakemonos Tales of the Far East?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carlton Dawe to read onlineMoreLess
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