Kingdom of the Blind
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A Marinewas standing on guard before it, with drawn cutlass. Granet was in theact of addressing him when an officer ran lightly down the fore part ofthe ship, and saluted.
"Very sorry, sir, " he said, "but would you mind keeping to the otherside? This deck is closed, for the present. " "What on earth have you got there?" Granet asked good-humouredly, --"thatis if it's anything a landsman may know about?" The young officer piloted them across to the other side.
"It's just a little something we a...re not permitted to talk about justnow, " he replied. "I didn't know the commander expected any visitorsto-day or we should have had it roped off. Anything I can show you onthis deck?" he inquired politely.
"Nothing at all, thanks, " Geraldine assured him. "We'll just strollabout for a little time. " They leaned over the rail together. The young officer saluted andwithdrew. A freshening breeze blew in their faces and the sunshinedanced upon the foam-flecked sea. The harbour was lively with smallcraft, an aeroplane was circling overhead, and out in the Roads severalwarships were lying anchored.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Marinewas standing on guard before it, with drawn cutlass. Granet was in theact of addressing him when an officer ran lightly down the fore part ofthe ship, and saluted.
"Very sorry, sir, " he said, "but would you mind keeping to the otherside? This deck is closed, for the present. " "What on earth have you got there?" Granet asked good-humouredly, --"thatis if it's anything a landsman may know about?" The young officer piloted them across to the other side.
"It's just a little something we a...re not permitted to talk about justnow, " he replied. "I didn't know the commander expected any visitorsto-day or we should have had it roped off. Anything I can show you onthis deck?" he inquired politely.
"Nothing at all, thanks, " Geraldine assured him. "We'll just strollabout for a little time. " They leaned over the rail together. The young officer saluted andwithdrew. A freshening breeze blew in their faces and the sunshinedanced upon the foam-flecked sea. The harbour was lively with smallcraft, an aeroplane was circling overhead, and out in the Roads severalwarships were lying anchored.
What to read after Kingdom of the Blind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oppenheim Edward Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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