The Night-Born
The Night-Born
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No manon board, except Dennitson, could capture as many coins as she with asingle dive. On the forward main-deck was a big canvas tank with sixfeet of sea-water. We used to toss small coins into it. I have seen herdive from the bridge deck--no mean feat in itself--into that six-feetof water, and fetch up no less than forty-seven coins, scatteredwilly-nilly over the whole bottom of the tank. Dennitson, a quiet youngEnglishman, never exceeded her in this, though he made it a point alwaysto tie he...r score.
"She was a sea-woman, true. But she was a land-woman, ahorsewoman--a--she was the universal woman. To see her, all softness ofsoft dress, surrounded by half a dozen eager men, languidly careless ofthem all or flashing brightness and wit on them and at them and throughthem, one would fancy she was good for nothing else in the world. At such moments I have compelled myself to remember her score offorty-seven coins from the bottom of the swimming tank. But that wasshe, the everlasting, wonder of a woman who did all things well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No manon board, except Dennitson, could capture as many coins as she with asingle dive. On the forward main-deck was a big canvas tank with sixfeet of sea-water. We used to toss small coins into it. I have seen herdive from the bridge deck--no mean feat in itself--into that six-feetof water, and fetch up no less than forty-seven coins, scatteredwilly-nilly over the whole bottom of the tank. Dennitson, a quiet youngEnglishman, never exceeded her in this, though he made it a point alwaysto tie he...r score.
"She was a sea-woman, true. But she was a land-woman, ahorsewoman--a--she was the universal woman. To see her, all softness ofsoft dress, surrounded by half a dozen eager men, languidly careless ofthem all or flashing brightness and wit on them and at them and throughthem, one would fancy she was good for nothing else in the world. At such moments I have compelled myself to remember her score offorty-seven coins from the bottom of the swimming tank. But that wasshe, the everlasting, wonder of a woman who did all things well.
What to read after The Night-Born?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by London Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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