The Last American : a Fragment From the Journal of Khan-Li, Prince of Dimph-Yoo-Chur And Admiral in the Persian Navy
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To-day we are shivering in winter clothing.
95 THE LAST AMERICAN 21st May HE same as yesterday.
Most of us are ill. My teeth chatter and my body is both hot and cold. A storm more wicked never wailed about a ship. Lev-el- Hedyd calls it the shrieking voices of the hundred millions of Mehrikans who must have perished in similar weather.
•5^ ^^\^ '^ fix^ 99 THE LAST AMERICAN 1 Qth June T is many days since I have touched this journal. A hateful sickness has been upon me, destroying all energy and... cour- age. A sort of fever, and yet my limbs were cold. I could not describe it if I would.
Nofuhl came into the cabin this even- ing with some of his metal plates and dis- coursed upon them. He has no respect for the intellects of the early Mehrikans.
I thought for a moment I had caught him in a contradiction, but he was right as usual. It was thus : They were great readers.
103 THE LAST AMERICAN Khan-li.
You have told us they had no literature.
Were they great readers of nothing ?
Nqfahl.
Verily, thou hast said it !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To-day we are shivering in winter clothing.
95 THE LAST AMERICAN 21st May HE same as yesterday.
Most of us are ill. My teeth chatter and my body is both hot and cold. A storm more wicked never wailed about a ship. Lev-el- Hedyd calls it the shrieking voices of the hundred millions of Mehrikans who must have perished in similar weather.
•5^ ^^\^ '^ fix^ 99 THE LAST AMERICAN 1 Qth June T is many days since I have touched this journal. A hateful sickness has been upon me, destroying all energy and... cour- age. A sort of fever, and yet my limbs were cold. I could not describe it if I would.
Nofuhl came into the cabin this even- ing with some of his metal plates and dis- coursed upon them. He has no respect for the intellects of the early Mehrikans.
I thought for a moment I had caught him in a contradiction, but he was right as usual. It was thus : They were great readers.
103 THE LAST AMERICAN Khan-li.
You have told us they had no literature.
Were they great readers of nothing ?
Nqfahl.
Verily, thou hast said it !
What to read after The Last American : a Fragment From the Journal of Khan-Li, Prince of Dimph-Yoo-Chur And Admiral in the Persian Navy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell John Ames to read onlineMoreLess
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