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Shibusawa;
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I must go." His mind once made up he lost no time, but made ready and hurried away. Outside the castle grounds he found everything in confusion; a few lingered in front, others tramped up and down, some going, some Digiti ized by Google The Wedding Feast ys coming, and all were in a state of feverish anxiety.
At times almost an uncontrollable impulse to join in with the rest took hold of him, yet he did not yield but kept steadfastly to his purpose.
Shibusawa soon arrived at the cave, but to hi...s dis- may fotmd it unoccupied. He sat down, and pon- dered. Presently he looked out over the vast expanse of tiled and thatched roof, and as his eyes lingered he comprehended the full measure of its content.
There was at their door a force which proclaimed a greater, a grander civilisation, and could he but reach the seat of its activities he might know and determine its character. But was such a thing pos- sible? He knew of no means; not even whence they came or what were their necessities. Yet those monsters of the deep must hail from somewhere, and could he but put himself on board without detection he would be carried thither.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I must go." His mind once made up he lost no time, but made ready and hurried away. Outside the castle grounds he found everything in confusion; a few lingered in front, others tramped up and down, some going, some Digiti ized by Google The Wedding Feast ys coming, and all were in a state of feverish anxiety.
At times almost an uncontrollable impulse to join in with the rest took hold of him, yet he did not yield but kept steadfastly to his purpose.
Shibusawa soon arrived at the cave, but to hi...s dis- may fotmd it unoccupied. He sat down, and pon- dered. Presently he looked out over the vast expanse of tiled and thatched roof, and as his eyes lingered he comprehended the full measure of its content.
There was at their door a force which proclaimed a greater, a grander civilisation, and could he but reach the seat of its activities he might know and determine its character. But was such a thing pos- sible? He knew of no means; not even whence they came or what were their necessities. Yet those monsters of the deep must hail from somewhere, and could he but put himself on board without detection he would be carried thither.
What to read after Shibusawa;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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