Nisida
Nisida
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The roarof the thunder drew nearer and was like the noise of a cannonade. Thegulf, lately so calm and smooth that the island was reflected as ina mirror, had suddenly darkened; the furiously leaping waves flungthemselves together like wild horses; the island quaked, shaken byterrible shocks. Even the boldest fishermen had drawn their boatsashore, and, shut within their cabins, encouraged as best they couldtheir frightened wives and children.
Amid the deep darkness that overspread the sea Nisida...'s lamp could beseen gleaming clear and limpid, as it burned before the Madonna. Twoboats, without rudders, sails, or oars, tossed by the waves, beatenby the winds, were whirling above the abyss; two men were in these twoboats, their muscles tense, their breasts bare, their hair flying. Theygazed haughtily on the sea, and braved the tempest.
"Once more, I beg you, " cried one of these men, "fear not for me, Gabriel; I promise you that with my two broken oars and a littleperseverance I shall get to Torre before daybreak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The roarof the thunder drew nearer and was like the noise of a cannonade. Thegulf, lately so calm and smooth that the island was reflected as ina mirror, had suddenly darkened; the furiously leaping waves flungthemselves together like wild horses; the island quaked, shaken byterrible shocks. Even the boldest fishermen had drawn their boatsashore, and, shut within their cabins, encouraged as best they couldtheir frightened wives and children.
Amid the deep darkness that overspread the sea Nisida...'s lamp could beseen gleaming clear and limpid, as it burned before the Madonna. Twoboats, without rudders, sails, or oars, tossed by the waves, beatenby the winds, were whirling above the abyss; two men were in these twoboats, their muscles tense, their breasts bare, their hair flying. Theygazed haughtily on the sea, and braved the tempest.
"Once more, I beg you, " cried one of these men, "fear not for me, Gabriel; I promise you that with my two broken oars and a littleperseverance I shall get to Torre before daybreak.
What to read after Nisida?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dumas Père Alexandre to read onlineMoreLess
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