The Frozen Pirate
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Of all long nights this was the longest I ever passed through. I didtruly believe that the day was never to break again over the ocean. Imust have gone from the fire to the deck thirty or forty times. Theschooner continued upright. I had no fear of her oversetting; she satvery low, and the ice also showed but a small head above the water, andas the body of it lay pretty flat, then, even supposing its submergedbulk was small, there was little chance of its capsizing. I also noticedthat we were s...etting seawards--that is to say, to the westward--by anoticeable shrinking of the pallid coast. But I never could stay longenough above to observe with any kind of narrowness, the wind being fullof the wet that was flung over the ice-wall and the cold unendurable.
All night I kept the fire going, and on several occasions visited theFrenchman, but found him motionless in sleep. I kept too good a look-outto apprehend any sudden calamity short of capsizal, which I no longerfeared, and during the watches of that long night I dreamt a hundredwaking dreams of my deliverance, of my share of the treasure, of myarriving in England, quitting the sea for ever, and setting up as agreat squire, marrying a nobleman's daughter, driving in a fine coach, and ending with a seat in Parliament and a stout well-sounding handle tomy name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of all long nights this was the longest I ever passed through. I didtruly believe that the day was never to break again over the ocean. Imust have gone from the fire to the deck thirty or forty times. Theschooner continued upright. I had no fear of her oversetting; she satvery low, and the ice also showed but a small head above the water, andas the body of it lay pretty flat, then, even supposing its submergedbulk was small, there was little chance of its capsizing. I also noticedthat we were s...etting seawards--that is to say, to the westward--by anoticeable shrinking of the pallid coast. But I never could stay longenough above to observe with any kind of narrowness, the wind being fullof the wet that was flung over the ice-wall and the cold unendurable.
All night I kept the fire going, and on several occasions visited theFrenchman, but found him motionless in sleep. I kept too good a look-outto apprehend any sudden calamity short of capsizal, which I no longerfeared, and during the watches of that long night I dreamt a hundredwaking dreams of my deliverance, of my share of the treasure, of myarriving in England, quitting the sea for ever, and setting up as agreat squire, marrying a nobleman's daughter, driving in a fine coach, and ending with a seat in Parliament and a stout well-sounding handle tomy name.
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