The Grain Carriers
The Grain Carriers
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bale." He re- Going Home. 243 iterated the complaint, "Bale — ^bale — ^bale; . . • can't you see— eh?" It sounded like a dirge.
And the wind made mock of his cry, carrying it through those dim solitudes where ice is bom and launched upon a world to block man's passage to the sun.
One of those who lay out there, forward, raised a white face from the coat which had smothered it. He stared at the sea, wagging his head, enormously com- plaisant. And Collins sat moaning over those two who were his —... ^babbling, too numb for tears.
" Hold up, little ones. Mv little ones," he whimpered.
" Never say die while tiiere s . . . shot in the locker — shot! Stupid simile, that . . . what? Never mind.
You know what I mean, eh, don't you? Marie!
Marie! Oh, my God!'* He bent down, touching her ear, breathing on her. " Marie — ^are you there • • . are you *' Suddenly he raised the cold face from his breast and gazed upon it. It lolled heavily back, white, smiling.
"Mane! awake! awake! Child!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
bale." He re- Going Home. 243 iterated the complaint, "Bale — ^bale — ^bale; . . • can't you see— eh?" It sounded like a dirge.
And the wind made mock of his cry, carrying it through those dim solitudes where ice is bom and launched upon a world to block man's passage to the sun.
One of those who lay out there, forward, raised a white face from the coat which had smothered it. He stared at the sea, wagging his head, enormously com- plaisant. And Collins sat moaning over those two who were his —... ^babbling, too numb for tears.
" Hold up, little ones. Mv little ones," he whimpered.
" Never say die while tiiere s . . . shot in the locker — shot! Stupid simile, that . . . what? Never mind.
You know what I mean, eh, don't you? Marie!
Marie! Oh, my God!'* He bent down, touching her ear, breathing on her. " Marie — ^are you there • • . are you *' Suddenly he raised the cold face from his breast and gazed upon it. It lolled heavily back, white, smiling.
"Mane! awake! awake! Child!
What to read after The Grain Carriers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Noble to read onlineMoreLess
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