Parrot Co 8 3
Parrot Co 8 3
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The saloon had an air of freshness to-night. All the men were in drillor pongee, and so receptive is the imagination that the picture robbedthe room of half its heat. To and fro the punka flapped; the pulleyscreaked and the ropes scraped above the sound of knives and forks andspoons.
Elsa ate little besides fruit. She spoke scarcely a word to Martha, and none to those around her. Thus, she missed the frown of thecolonel and the lifted brows of the spinsters, and the curious glancesof the touris...ts. The passenger-list had not yet come from the ship'spress, so Elsa's name was practically unknown. But in someunaccountable manner it had become known that she had been makinginquiries in regard to the gentleman in cabin 78, who had thus farremained away from the table. Ship life is a dull life, and gossip isabout the only thing that makes it possible to live through the day. It was quite easy to couple this unknown aloof young woman and theinvisible man, and then to wait for results. The average tourist isinvariably building a romance around those persons who interest them, attractively or repellently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The saloon had an air of freshness to-night. All the men were in drillor pongee, and so receptive is the imagination that the picture robbedthe room of half its heat. To and fro the punka flapped; the pulleyscreaked and the ropes scraped above the sound of knives and forks andspoons.
Elsa ate little besides fruit. She spoke scarcely a word to Martha, and none to those around her. Thus, she missed the frown of thecolonel and the lifted brows of the spinsters, and the curious glancesof the touris...ts. The passenger-list had not yet come from the ship'spress, so Elsa's name was practically unknown. But in someunaccountable manner it had become known that she had been makinginquiries in regard to the gentleman in cabin 78, who had thus farremained away from the table. Ship life is a dull life, and gossip isabout the only thing that makes it possible to live through the day. It was quite easy to couple this unknown aloof young woman and theinvisible man, and then to wait for results. The average tourist isinvariably building a romance around those persons who interest them, attractively or repellently.
What to read after Parrot Co 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macgrath Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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