The Passage of the Barque Sappho
The Passage of the Barque Sappho
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To tell the truth, tears were running down his face as he helped me, and I felt they were not " crocodile. " He did his best to hide 'em; and 246 THE . PASSAGE OF from that minute I understood him better because I saw the other side of him. But it was too soon then to forget his past.
It didn't take long to bring the cap'n round. And you can guess my relief when the poor old chap opened his eyes, looked at my face in just a dazed way and asked, " What's the matter, Mr. Willoughby? What is it? "... " What's what, sir? " I enquired, to gain time mostly, and " some " pleased to notice the use of my name, which he hadn't done since his stiff formality on the previous afternoon, except once in his lucid interval just before breakfast.
" Why, what am I doin' here? " He was flat on his back on the floor, and staring from me to everything overhead and round about, then back to me. " What's happened? — Seems as if I've been asleep for ages, " he murmured.
" Oh, it's nothing, sir, now you've come round all right, " said I cheerily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To tell the truth, tears were running down his face as he helped me, and I felt they were not " crocodile. " He did his best to hide 'em; and 246 THE . PASSAGE OF from that minute I understood him better because I saw the other side of him. But it was too soon then to forget his past.
It didn't take long to bring the cap'n round. And you can guess my relief when the poor old chap opened his eyes, looked at my face in just a dazed way and asked, " What's the matter, Mr. Willoughby? What is it? "... " What's what, sir? " I enquired, to gain time mostly, and " some " pleased to notice the use of my name, which he hadn't done since his stiff formality on the previous afternoon, except once in his lucid interval just before breakfast.
" Why, what am I doin' here? " He was flat on his back on the floor, and staring from me to everything overhead and round about, then back to me. " What's happened? — Seems as if I've been asleep for ages, " he murmured.
" Oh, it's nothing, sir, now you've come round all right, " said I cheerily.
What to read after The Passage of the Barque Sappho?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J E John Edward Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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