The Magic of Malaya
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What was the Captain thinking when he last laid him- self down to sleep ? What when he last rose up ? Was there anything in the room which made people walk in their sleep ? Would he, MacKenzie, walk in his sleep — overboard, per- haps, like the Captain ? The useless, yet troubling triviality of these thoughts was with him as he lay down, and that night he had no sleep at all.
But he saw nothing of the Captain.
The habit of being commanded had been driven into MacKenzie through all his sea-farin...g life ; and other life, save as a small boy, he had had none. There are some will envy the life of a sailor who sees so much. Alas ! and many of them feel it, they see so little. Big and large, all ports are one to their view. The entrances alone are not alike ; some are easy, some diffi- cult ; but once alongside, or riding at anchor, or swinging to a buoy, the last port is like to the first. Indeed some sailors will tell you that the THE ROOM OF THE CAPTAIN 79 only change is in the colour of the people who work the cargo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What was the Captain thinking when he last laid him- self down to sleep ? What when he last rose up ? Was there anything in the room which made people walk in their sleep ? Would he, MacKenzie, walk in his sleep — overboard, per- haps, like the Captain ? The useless, yet troubling triviality of these thoughts was with him as he lay down, and that night he had no sleep at all.
But he saw nothing of the Captain.
The habit of being commanded had been driven into MacKenzie through all his sea-farin...g life ; and other life, save as a small boy, he had had none. There are some will envy the life of a sailor who sees so much. Alas ! and many of them feel it, they see so little. Big and large, all ports are one to their view. The entrances alone are not alike ; some are easy, some diffi- cult ; but once alongside, or riding at anchor, or swinging to a buoy, the last port is like to the first. Indeed some sailors will tell you that the THE ROOM OF THE CAPTAIN 79 only change is in the colour of the people who work the cargo.
What to read after The Magic of Malaya?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cuthbert Woodville Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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