The Pocket Magazine Pt. 2
The Pocket Magazine Pt. 2
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They were of the most frightful kind, and when I awoke I could hardly think l£iatl was still upon earth.
With a shudder J cast my eyes upon the blessed sun : n3 138 THE SniFWRECKEl?* it waa above as brilliant as ever ; I looked around me, and a fair land, and eastern trees, and solid rocks, met my eyes : could it be 1 was I alive and on land ? My heart swelled and beat in my bosom, my eyes over- Howed, and, releasing myself from the raft, I sank upon my knee, and breathed one prayer of thanks t...o Him who had wafted me to the shore. While in this pos- ture I touched something human : I looked down, and there, stretched at full length, lay a fellow-man — one of my recent comrades in danger. His presence oc- casioned a thrill of delight to shoot through my franie.
But was he altve ? His eyes were glazed, his skin was sallow and clammy, and his limbs were stiff. I took his hand and squeezed it, but his fingers returned not my pressure ; I raised him up, but his frame was in- active. I tried his pulse, but the current of life was still.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were of the most frightful kind, and when I awoke I could hardly think l£iatl was still upon earth.
With a shudder J cast my eyes upon the blessed sun : n3 138 THE SniFWRECKEl?* it waa above as brilliant as ever ; I looked around me, and a fair land, and eastern trees, and solid rocks, met my eyes : could it be 1 was I alive and on land ? My heart swelled and beat in my bosom, my eyes over- Howed, and, releasing myself from the raft, I sank upon my knee, and breathed one prayer of thanks t...o Him who had wafted me to the shore. While in this pos- ture I touched something human : I looked down, and there, stretched at full length, lay a fellow-man — one of my recent comrades in danger. His presence oc- casioned a thrill of delight to shoot through my franie.
But was he altve ? His eyes were glazed, his skin was sallow and clammy, and his limbs were stiff. I took his hand and squeezed it, but his fingers returned not my pressure ; I raised him up, but his frame was in- active. I tried his pulse, but the current of life was still.
What to read after The Pocket Magazine Pt. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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