Mermaid
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Mermaid had been expressing her satisfaction with the evening.
"How badly they do this sort of thing here, " she said, glancing again about her. "You and I, Dickie, wouldn't be so unoriginal, I hope!" Dickie, who had no instinct in these matters, asked, "Are they unoriginal?" "Of course. " She smiled at him and two tiny shadows marked the dimples in her cheeks. "They have simply no ideas. Don't you see how religiously they have copied all the traditional stuff and accepted all the traditional i...deas of what a pirates' den ought to be?
MERMAID 171 A real pirates' den was never like this. Pirates lived in a ship's fo'c's'le or, on occasion, in a cave; or they went glitteringly along a white beach such as we have at home across the bay from Blue Port. They did not live in a litter of empty casks; an empty bottle was only good to heave overboard unless you had occasion to break it over a comrade's head. Pirates never had a skillfully executed chart. Usually they had no chart at all; only certain sailing directions and a cross bearing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mermaid had been expressing her satisfaction with the evening.
"How badly they do this sort of thing here, " she said, glancing again about her. "You and I, Dickie, wouldn't be so unoriginal, I hope!" Dickie, who had no instinct in these matters, asked, "Are they unoriginal?" "Of course. " She smiled at him and two tiny shadows marked the dimples in her cheeks. "They have simply no ideas. Don't you see how religiously they have copied all the traditional stuff and accepted all the traditional i...deas of what a pirates' den ought to be?
MERMAID 171 A real pirates' den was never like this. Pirates lived in a ship's fo'c's'le or, on occasion, in a cave; or they went glitteringly along a white beach such as we have at home across the bay from Blue Port. They did not live in a litter of empty casks; an empty bottle was only good to heave overboard unless you had occasion to break it over a comrade's head. Pirates never had a skillfully executed chart. Usually they had no chart at all; only certain sailing directions and a cross bearing.
What to read after Mermaid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Overton Grant Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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