The Man in the Twilight
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But herwhole interest was absorbed and she remained so till the appointed time.
Oh, yes. It was simply interest in the departure of the vessel that heldher. Just the same, as it was simply interest that stirred her heart andset it a-flutter, as the sound of the ship's siren came up to her frombelow. And surely it was only a 'God-speed' to the departing vessel thatwas conveyed in the fluttering handkerchief she held out and waved, asthe graceful giant passed out into the distant mid-channel.
CHA...PTER XVI ON BOARD THE _Empress_ It was the second day out and the passengers on the _Empress_ hadalready settled down to their week's trip.
The sea was calm, with just that pleasant, lazy swell which the Atlanticnever really loses. The decks were thronged with a happy company of menand women determined not to lose one single moment of the bodily easewhich the clemency of the weather vouchsafed to them.
Bull Sternford was amongst them. Engulfed in a heavy fur overcoat, hestood lounging against the lee rail of the wide promenade deck, contemplating the oily swell of the waters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But herwhole interest was absorbed and she remained so till the appointed time.
Oh, yes. It was simply interest in the departure of the vessel that heldher. Just the same, as it was simply interest that stirred her heart andset it a-flutter, as the sound of the ship's siren came up to her frombelow. And surely it was only a 'God-speed' to the departing vessel thatwas conveyed in the fluttering handkerchief she held out and waved, asthe graceful giant passed out into the distant mid-channel.
CHA...PTER XVI ON BOARD THE _Empress_ It was the second day out and the passengers on the _Empress_ hadalready settled down to their week's trip.
The sea was calm, with just that pleasant, lazy swell which the Atlanticnever really loses. The decks were thronged with a happy company of menand women determined not to lose one single moment of the bodily easewhich the clemency of the weather vouchsafed to them.
Bull Sternford was amongst them. Engulfed in a heavy fur overcoat, hestood lounging against the lee rail of the wide promenade deck, contemplating the oily swell of the waters.
What to read after The Man in the Twilight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cullum Ridgwell to read onlineMoreLess
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