South Sea Tales
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He had dragged himself away to the office.
Digitized by Microsoft® THE TERRIBLE SOLOMONS 231 barricaded himself in, and sunk upon the floor in a gin-soaked nightmare, wherein he died a thousand deaths while the val- orous fight went on around him. In the morning, sick and headachey from the gin, he crawled out to find the sun still in the sky and God presumably in heaven, for his hosts were alive and uninjured.
Harriwell pressed him to stay on longer, but Bertie insisted on sailing immediately ...on the Aria for Tulagi, where, until the following steamer day, he stuck close by the Commissioner's house. There were lady tourists on the outgoing steamer, and Bertie was again a hero, while Captain Malu, as usual, passed unnoticed. But Captain Malu sent back from Sydney two cases of the best Scotch whiskey on the market, for he was not able to make up his mind as to whether it was Captain Hansen or Mr. Harriwell who had given Bertie Arkwright the more gorgeous in- sight into life in the Solomons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had dragged himself away to the office.
Digitized by Microsoft® THE TERRIBLE SOLOMONS 231 barricaded himself in, and sunk upon the floor in a gin-soaked nightmare, wherein he died a thousand deaths while the val- orous fight went on around him. In the morning, sick and headachey from the gin, he crawled out to find the sun still in the sky and God presumably in heaven, for his hosts were alive and uninjured.
Harriwell pressed him to stay on longer, but Bertie insisted on sailing immediately ...on the Aria for Tulagi, where, until the following steamer day, he stuck close by the Commissioner's house. There were lady tourists on the outgoing steamer, and Bertie was again a hero, while Captain Malu, as usual, passed unnoticed. But Captain Malu sent back from Sydney two cases of the best Scotch whiskey on the market, for he was not able to make up his mind as to whether it was Captain Hansen or Mr. Harriwell who had given Bertie Arkwright the more gorgeous in- sight into life in the Solomons.
What to read after South Sea Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by London Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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