Matrimony 1
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So long as we were free, and had a good ship under us, a clear sky over us, and a fair wind to send us on our way, what sig- nified petty details ?
" We knew the merry world was round, And we might sail for evermore." As a matter of fact, however, we did not get further than Portsmouth harbour that night.
We went below to dinner with the coast of Sussex showing like a mere cloud-bank where the sea met the sky ; but when we came up again the Isle of Wight was close upon our lee-bow ; ahead of us..., between it and the main- land, two strange-looking circular forts rose abruptly out of the deep ; and it was evident that we were to pass the night in smooth water.
Miss Potts heaved a sigh of gentle satisfac- tion as she perceived our position. " It is so 122 MATRIMONY.
very dangerous to sail during the darkness," she murmured. " I never venture to undress until I know that the anchor is down. This seems to be a nice sheltered spot. I trust that we shall make it our head-quarters, and return here every evening." " Well, I don't know for certain," said Freddy, in a confidential tone ; " but I did hear a rumour that we were to get under way for America before daybreak." "For America!" cried poor Miss Potts, aghast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So long as we were free, and had a good ship under us, a clear sky over us, and a fair wind to send us on our way, what sig- nified petty details ?
" We knew the merry world was round, And we might sail for evermore." As a matter of fact, however, we did not get further than Portsmouth harbour that night.
We went below to dinner with the coast of Sussex showing like a mere cloud-bank where the sea met the sky ; but when we came up again the Isle of Wight was close upon our lee-bow ; ahead of us..., between it and the main- land, two strange-looking circular forts rose abruptly out of the deep ; and it was evident that we were to pass the night in smooth water.
Miss Potts heaved a sigh of gentle satisfac- tion as she perceived our position. " It is so 122 MATRIMONY.
very dangerous to sail during the darkness," she murmured. " I never venture to undress until I know that the anchor is down. This seems to be a nice sheltered spot. I trust that we shall make it our head-quarters, and return here every evening." " Well, I don't know for certain," said Freddy, in a confidential tone ; " but I did hear a rumour that we were to get under way for America before daybreak." "For America!" cried poor Miss Potts, aghast.
What to read after Matrimony 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris, W. E. (William Edward), 1847-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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