The Island of Dr Moreau
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I had half a mind to drownmyself then; but an odd wish to see the whole adventure out, a queer, impersonal, spectacular interest in myself, restrained me. I stretched my limbs, sore and painful from the pricks of the spiny plants, and stared around me at the trees; and, so suddenly that it seemedto jump out of the green tracery about it, my eyes lit upon a blackface watching me. I saw that it was the simian creature who hadmet the launch upon the beach. He was clinging to the obliquestem of a p...alm-tree. I gripped my stick, and stood up facing him. He began chattering. "You, you, you, " was all I could distinguishat first. Suddenly he dropped from the tree, and in anothermoment was holding the fronds apart and staring curiouslyat me.
I did not feel the same repugnance towards this creature which Ihad experienced in my encounters with the other Beast Men. "You, " he said, "in the boat. " He was a man, then, --at least as muchof a man as Montgomery's attendant, --for he could talk.
"Yes, " I said, "I came in the boat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had half a mind to drownmyself then; but an odd wish to see the whole adventure out, a queer, impersonal, spectacular interest in myself, restrained me. I stretched my limbs, sore and painful from the pricks of the spiny plants, and stared around me at the trees; and, so suddenly that it seemedto jump out of the green tracery about it, my eyes lit upon a blackface watching me. I saw that it was the simian creature who hadmet the launch upon the beach. He was clinging to the obliquestem of a p...alm-tree. I gripped my stick, and stood up facing him. He began chattering. "You, you, you, " was all I could distinguishat first. Suddenly he dropped from the tree, and in anothermoment was holding the fronds apart and staring curiouslyat me.
I did not feel the same repugnance towards this creature which Ihad experienced in my encounters with the other Beast Men. "You, " he said, "in the boat. " He was a man, then, --at least as muchof a man as Montgomery's attendant, --for he could talk.
"Yes, " I said, "I came in the boat.
What to read after The Island of Dr Moreau?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells Herbert George to read onlineMoreLess
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