Specimen Days & Collect
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125 night, crossing on the boat, most all to myself — pacing the deck, alone, forward or aft. What communion with the waters, the air, the exquisite chiaroscuro — the sky and stars, that speak no word, noth'ing to the intellect, yet so eloquent, so communica- tive to the soul. And the ferry men — little they know how much they have been to me, day and night — how many spells of list- lessness, ennui, debility, they and their hardy ways have dis- pell'-d. And the pilots — captains Hand, Walton, ...and Giberson by day, and captain Olive at night ; Eugene Crosby, with his strong young arm so often supporting, circling, convoying me over the gaps of the bridge, through impediments, safely aboard.
Indeed all my ferry friends — captain Frazee the superintendent, Lindell, Hiskey, Fred Rauch, Price, Watson, and a dozen more.
And the ferry itself, with its queer scenes — sometimes children suddenly born in the waiting-houses (an actual fact — and more than once) — sometimes a masquerade party, going over at night, with a band of music, dancing and whirling like mad on the broad deck, in their fantastic dresses ; sometimes the astronomer, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
125 night, crossing on the boat, most all to myself — pacing the deck, alone, forward or aft. What communion with the waters, the air, the exquisite chiaroscuro — the sky and stars, that speak no word, noth'ing to the intellect, yet so eloquent, so communica- tive to the soul. And the ferry men — little they know how much they have been to me, day and night — how many spells of list- lessness, ennui, debility, they and their hardy ways have dis- pell'-d. And the pilots — captains Hand, Walton, ...and Giberson by day, and captain Olive at night ; Eugene Crosby, with his strong young arm so often supporting, circling, convoying me over the gaps of the bridge, through impediments, safely aboard.
Indeed all my ferry friends — captain Frazee the superintendent, Lindell, Hiskey, Fred Rauch, Price, Watson, and a dozen more.
And the ferry itself, with its queer scenes — sometimes children suddenly born in the waiting-houses (an actual fact — and more than once) — sometimes a masquerade party, going over at night, with a band of music, dancing and whirling like mad on the broad deck, in their fantastic dresses ; sometimes the astronomer, Mr.
What to read after Specimen Days & Collect?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitman Walt to read onlineMoreLess
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