Mare Nostrum Our Sea 8 7
Mare Nostrum Our Sea 8 7
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He remained as impassive as if this news wereactually incomprehensible to him. Then he smiled lightly, shrugging hisshoulders as though he had heard something absurd.... The Germans, perhaps, had submarines in the Mediterranean? It was likely, was it, that one of these navigating machines would be able to make the longcrossing from the North Sea to the Strait of Gibraltar?...
He knew all about the great atrocities that the submarines were causingin the vicinity of England, but in a greatly redu...ced zone in thelimited radius of action of which they were capable. The Mediterranean, fortunately for the merchant vessels, was quite beyond the range oftheir treacherous lying-in-wait.
Ferragut interrupted with his meridional vehemence. Beside himself withpassion, he was already beginning to express himself as though thedoctor were speaking through his mouth.
"You are referring to the submarines, Toni, to the little submarinesthat were in existence at the beginning of the war--little grasshoppersof fragile steel that moved with great difficulty when on a level withthe water and might be overwhelmed at the slightest shock....
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He remained as impassive as if this news wereactually incomprehensible to him. Then he smiled lightly, shrugging hisshoulders as though he had heard something absurd.... The Germans, perhaps, had submarines in the Mediterranean? It was likely, was it, that one of these navigating machines would be able to make the longcrossing from the North Sea to the Strait of Gibraltar?...
He knew all about the great atrocities that the submarines were causingin the vicinity of England, but in a greatly redu...ced zone in thelimited radius of action of which they were capable. The Mediterranean, fortunately for the merchant vessels, was quite beyond the range oftheir treacherous lying-in-wait.
Ferragut interrupted with his meridional vehemence. Beside himself withpassion, he was already beginning to express himself as though thedoctor were speaking through his mouth.
"You are referring to the submarines, Toni, to the little submarinesthat were in existence at the beginning of the war--little grasshoppersof fragile steel that moved with great difficulty when on a level withthe water and might be overwhelmed at the slightest shock....
What to read after Mare Nostrum Our Sea 8 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vicente Blasco Ibbsez to read onlineMoreLess
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