The Log of the Flying Fish
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The weight of some seven oreight natives clinging to the dangling ladder had, of course, no visibleeffect upon the movement of the great ship; and, finding themselvesbeing helplessly dragged skyward, they let go their hold with a yell ofdismay when they were some four or five yards from the earth, upon whichthey dropped back heavily.
The ship once fairly off the ground, Mildmay increased the rarefactionof the air in the air-chambers to an almost perfect vacuum, and theimmense structure soared s...kyward with great rapidity. Lualamba, hearingthe shouts of his people from below, stepped to the gangway to ascertainthe cause; and it was then that, to his inexpressible dismay, he saw theearth apparently falling from under him, and the upturned faces of hisfollowers rapidly dwindling until they became unrecognisable. In thefirst extremity of his terror he would have flung himself headlong fromthe deck had he not been prevented; failing in this he prostratedhimself, and for some time lay motionless, with his face hidden in hishands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The weight of some seven oreight natives clinging to the dangling ladder had, of course, no visibleeffect upon the movement of the great ship; and, finding themselvesbeing helplessly dragged skyward, they let go their hold with a yell ofdismay when they were some four or five yards from the earth, upon whichthey dropped back heavily.
The ship once fairly off the ground, Mildmay increased the rarefactionof the air in the air-chambers to an almost perfect vacuum, and theimmense structure soared s...kyward with great rapidity. Lualamba, hearingthe shouts of his people from below, stepped to the gangway to ascertainthe cause; and it was then that, to his inexpressible dismay, he saw theearth apparently falling from under him, and the upturned faces of hisfollowers rapidly dwindling until they became unrecognisable. In thefirst extremity of his terror he would have flung himself headlong fromthe deck had he not been prevented; failing in this he prostratedhimself, and for some time lay motionless, with his face hidden in hishands.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collingwood Harry to read onlineMoreLess
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