My Tropic Isle
My Tropic Isle
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In due course official searchwas instituted. We may neglect or be indifferent to a man while he isknown to be in the land of the living; when he is not and until themystery of his fate is cleared up he becomes the object of earnestsolicitude.
In the comfortless dwelling was found a diary which told its own tale oflonesomeness and starvation. Is there real pathos in the last writings ofthis once vigorous and independent man?
May 19. Waded with spear all over flats for rays. Did not get a shot at...any. Very short commons.
May 23. I miss the tea and tobacco. Dug last row of sweet spuds. Verypatchy in size, but a perfect God-send just now.
May 26. Last kerosene. No reading at nights now.
He records catching a sting-ray and getting oysters.
June 2. Not a sign of a ray. Have to live off potatoes a bit. They, too, will soon be done.
June 4. Added a P. S. To letters. A month gone and no chance to send them. Hard cheese!
June 6. Another week will see me in extremis. Wish I had a fishing-line.
June 7.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In due course official searchwas instituted. We may neglect or be indifferent to a man while he isknown to be in the land of the living; when he is not and until themystery of his fate is cleared up he becomes the object of earnestsolicitude.
In the comfortless dwelling was found a diary which told its own tale oflonesomeness and starvation. Is there real pathos in the last writings ofthis once vigorous and independent man?
May 19. Waded with spear all over flats for rays. Did not get a shot at...any. Very short commons.
May 23. I miss the tea and tobacco. Dug last row of sweet spuds. Verypatchy in size, but a perfect God-send just now.
May 26. Last kerosene. No reading at nights now.
He records catching a sting-ray and getting oysters.
June 2. Not a sign of a ray. Have to live off potatoes a bit. They, too, will soon be done.
June 4. Added a P. S. To letters. A month gone and no chance to send them. Hard cheese!
June 6. Another week will see me in extremis. Wish I had a fishing-line.
June 7.
What to read after My Tropic Isle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ej Banfield to read onlineMoreLess
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