The Golden Hope : a Romance of the Deep 2
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It was still blue in the blue atmosphere, with a fibrine fringing of trees in places ; and the two hills and the graceful arching-over into the water of the north-western point of land, with the eastern curve, made its resemblance to a camel standing to its belly in the water with its head under, as startling in its queer accuracy, as a face in the fire or some wild likeness in a cloud. The moment Fortescue had it full, a swimming and a faintness chilled his brain ; he shut his eyes, but, with ...less effort than before, rallied and levelled the THE TRUTH. 22 1 telescope afresh. As the lineaments of the land came out tremulous upon the azure an overwhelming emotion of awe and dread and wonder possessed him. There was the island of his vision !
When the schooner was within two and a half miles of the island they took a cast of the lead, but no bottom was found. Soon after- wards the larger of the boats was got over and towed astern, and the stunsails were taken in. A gaze, as searching and intent as ever shipwrecked mariners levelled from rock or rigging at the sea, was fixed by the crew of the Golden Hope upon the island, but not to their naked eyes, nor yet to the glasses which Hiram and Stone directed at the land, was there visible the least sign of anyone being alive there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was still blue in the blue atmosphere, with a fibrine fringing of trees in places ; and the two hills and the graceful arching-over into the water of the north-western point of land, with the eastern curve, made its resemblance to a camel standing to its belly in the water with its head under, as startling in its queer accuracy, as a face in the fire or some wild likeness in a cloud. The moment Fortescue had it full, a swimming and a faintness chilled his brain ; he shut his eyes, but, with ...less effort than before, rallied and levelled the THE TRUTH. 22 1 telescope afresh. As the lineaments of the land came out tremulous upon the azure an overwhelming emotion of awe and dread and wonder possessed him. There was the island of his vision !
When the schooner was within two and a half miles of the island they took a cast of the lead, but no bottom was found. Soon after- wards the larger of the boats was got over and towed astern, and the stunsails were taken in. A gaze, as searching and intent as ever shipwrecked mariners levelled from rock or rigging at the sea, was fixed by the crew of the Golden Hope upon the island, but not to their naked eyes, nor yet to the glasses which Hiram and Stone directed at the land, was there visible the least sign of anyone being alive there.
What to read after The Golden Hope : a Romance of the Deep 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell, William Clark, 1844-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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