Marken And Its People
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When he caught his breath, pointing over his shoulder, he said, "A man has come ashore on the dike end. Will the Heer Pastoor come?" On the dike we found a knot of fishermen who made way for the Heer Pastoor. Lying on his back was the body of a man, heavily bearded, clad in rough water-soaked clothing and heavy sea boots. His eyes were half open and gleamed in the light of the lantern which one of the men held.
"Quite dead, Mynheer, " said one of the men. "There must be a wreck somewhere out yo...n- der. " He pointed out over the wild waters of the Zuyder Zee now gleaming in the moonlight, THE GREAT STORM 109 for the heavy clouds had been blown away to the westward. But there was no visible sign of any vessel or object there on the tossing water.
The Heer Pastoor knelt down beside the poor water-soaked body, placed the limp hands across its breast, and then raised his own thin brown hands in silent supplication to the Father of all, while the fishermen uncovered their bowed heads. Then they covered the body with a quilt and two of the men bore it away to the church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he caught his breath, pointing over his shoulder, he said, "A man has come ashore on the dike end. Will the Heer Pastoor come?" On the dike we found a knot of fishermen who made way for the Heer Pastoor. Lying on his back was the body of a man, heavily bearded, clad in rough water-soaked clothing and heavy sea boots. His eyes were half open and gleamed in the light of the lantern which one of the men held.
"Quite dead, Mynheer, " said one of the men. "There must be a wreck somewhere out yo...n- der. " He pointed out over the wild waters of the Zuyder Zee now gleaming in the moonlight, THE GREAT STORM 109 for the heavy clouds had been blown away to the westward. But there was no visible sign of any vessel or object there on the tossing water.
The Heer Pastoor knelt down beside the poor water-soaked body, placed the limp hands across its breast, and then raised his own thin brown hands in silent supplication to the Father of all, while the fishermen uncovered their bowed heads. Then they covered the body with a quilt and two of the men bore it away to the church.
What to read after Marken And Its People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwards George Wharton to read onlineMoreLess
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