The Adventures of Louis De Rougemont As Told By Himself
The Adventures of Louis De Rougemont As Told By Himself
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Will it be believed that all night long we were compelled to remain in the sea, clinging to the canoe, half drowned, and tossed about like the insig- nificant atoms we were in the midst of the stupendous waves, which were literally ablaze with phosphor- escent light ? Often as those terrible hours crawled by, I would have let go my hold and given up alto- gether were, it not for Yamba's cheery and encouraging voice, which I heard above the terrific roar of the storm, pointing out to me how much... we had been through already, and how many fearful dangers we had safely encountered together. It seemed to me like the end of everything. I thought of a certain poem relating to a man in a desperate situation, written, I believe, by an American, whose name I could not remember. It described the heart-breaking efforts made by a slave to obtain his freedom. How bloodhounds were put upon his track ; how he is at last cornered in a swamp, and as he looks helplessly up at the stars he asks himself, '^ Is it life, or is it death ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will it be believed that all night long we were compelled to remain in the sea, clinging to the canoe, half drowned, and tossed about like the insig- nificant atoms we were in the midst of the stupendous waves, which were literally ablaze with phosphor- escent light ? Often as those terrible hours crawled by, I would have let go my hold and given up alto- gether were, it not for Yamba's cheery and encouraging voice, which I heard above the terrific roar of the storm, pointing out to me how much... we had been through already, and how many fearful dangers we had safely encountered together. It seemed to me like the end of everything. I thought of a certain poem relating to a man in a desperate situation, written, I believe, by an American, whose name I could not remember. It described the heart-breaking efforts made by a slave to obtain his freedom. How bloodhounds were put upon his track ; how he is at last cornered in a swamp, and as he looks helplessly up at the stars he asks himself, '^ Is it life, or is it death ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henri Louis Grin to read onlineMoreLess
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