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I saw that the vessel was acraft of probably a trifle over three hundred tons, her hull paintedgreen, from her rail down to her zinc sheathing. She was lying in sucha position that the _Mercury_ was broad on her port bow, and my firstglimpse of her showed that she carried a name upon her head-boards, which name, after a while, I made out to be _Braave_. She was, therefore, doubtless Dutch. For a little while after that I was unableto make out anything further about her, for she lay right in the... wake ofthe newly risen sun, the dazzle of which obliterated all detail; butafter the lapse of about a quarter of an hour the sun crept a trifleaway to the south of her, while some slight movement on the part of bothvessels helped me. Then, although her port side was still in shadow, adark stain on the green paint beneath one of her scuppers attracted myattention, and set me wondering what it could possibly be; for there wasa sinister suggestiveness about its appearance that I did not want toaccept.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw that the vessel was acraft of probably a trifle over three hundred tons, her hull paintedgreen, from her rail down to her zinc sheathing. She was lying in sucha position that the _Mercury_ was broad on her port bow, and my firstglimpse of her showed that she carried a name upon her head-boards, which name, after a while, I made out to be _Braave_. She was, therefore, doubtless Dutch. For a little while after that I was unableto make out anything further about her, for she lay right in the... wake ofthe newly risen sun, the dazzle of which obliterated all detail; butafter the lapse of about a quarter of an hour the sun crept a trifleaway to the south of her, while some slight movement on the part of bothvessels helped me. Then, although her port side was still in shadow, adark stain on the green paint beneath one of her scuppers attracted myattention, and set me wondering what it could possibly be; for there wasa sinister suggestiveness about its appearance that I did not want toaccept.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collingwood Harry to read onlineMoreLess
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