The Ghost Ship
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WE SIGHT THE STRANGE CRAFT AGAIN.
"That's number one!" said old Masters, the boatswain, meeting me at thedoor of the saloon as I came out on deck, Weston having already told himthe sad news. "Master Stokes'll foller next, and then you or hi, MasterHaldane, for we be all doomed men, I know, arter seein' that thereghost-ship!" I made no reply to the superstitious old seaman's ominous prediction, but as I made my way forward to the bridge, to inform Captain Applegarthand the others of what had hap...pened, I could not help thinking howstrange it was that poor Jackson should have recalled, at the verymoment the spirit was quitting his crippled body, the fact of mysighting the ship in distress, and the account I had given the skipperof what I had seen on board that mysterious craft!
Mr Fosset, or some of the hands who accompanied him, must have takendown the yarn to the stoke-hold, only just before the unfortunate manmet with his terrible accident, though I had no doubt that he must haveseen the man-of-war through the port hole of the cabin, which was rightopposite his bunk, as she brought up under our stern to speak to usearlier in the afternoon, and the sight of _HMS Aurora_ had, somehow orother, amid the wanderings of his unconscious brain, got mixed up withthe remembrance of what he had previously heard concerning the vessel Ihad seen at sunset the two days prior.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WE SIGHT THE STRANGE CRAFT AGAIN.
"That's number one!" said old Masters, the boatswain, meeting me at thedoor of the saloon as I came out on deck, Weston having already told himthe sad news. "Master Stokes'll foller next, and then you or hi, MasterHaldane, for we be all doomed men, I know, arter seein' that thereghost-ship!" I made no reply to the superstitious old seaman's ominous prediction, but as I made my way forward to the bridge, to inform Captain Applegarthand the others of what had hap...pened, I could not help thinking howstrange it was that poor Jackson should have recalled, at the verymoment the spirit was quitting his crippled body, the fact of mysighting the ship in distress, and the account I had given the skipperof what I had seen on board that mysterious craft!
Mr Fosset, or some of the hands who accompanied him, must have takendown the yarn to the stoke-hold, only just before the unfortunate manmet with his terrible accident, though I had no doubt that he must haveseen the man-of-war through the port hole of the cabin, which was rightopposite his bunk, as she brought up under our stern to speak to usearlier in the afternoon, and the sight of _HMS Aurora_ had, somehow orother, amid the wanderings of his unconscious brain, got mixed up withthe remembrance of what he had previously heard concerning the vessel Ihad seen at sunset the two days prior.
What to read after The Ghost Ship?
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