The Seaboard Parish volume 3
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I wish this storm were well over. " I buttoned my great-coat, pulled my hat down on my head, and set out. Itwas getting on for high water. The night was growing very dark. There wouldbe a moon some time, but the clouds were so dense she could not do muchwhile they came between. The roaring of the waves on the shore wasterrible; all I could see of them now was the whiteness of their breaking, but they filled the earth and the air with their furious noises. The windroared from the sea; two oceans... were breaking on the land, only to the onehad been set a hitherto--to the other none. Ere the night was far gone, however, I had begun to doubt whether the ocean itself had not broken itsbars.
I found the whole household full of the storm. The children kept pressingtheir faces to the windows, trying to pierce, as by force of will, throughthe darkness, and discover what the wild thing out there was doing. Theycould see nothing: all was one mass of blackness and dismay, with a soul init of ceaseless roaring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wish this storm were well over. " I buttoned my great-coat, pulled my hat down on my head, and set out. Itwas getting on for high water. The night was growing very dark. There wouldbe a moon some time, but the clouds were so dense she could not do muchwhile they came between. The roaring of the waves on the shore wasterrible; all I could see of them now was the whiteness of their breaking, but they filled the earth and the air with their furious noises. The windroared from the sea; two oceans... were breaking on the land, only to the onehad been set a hitherto--to the other none. Ere the night was far gone, however, I had begun to doubt whether the ocean itself had not broken itsbars.
I found the whole household full of the storm. The children kept pressingtheir faces to the windows, trying to pierce, as by force of will, throughthe darkness, and discover what the wild thing out there was doing. Theycould see nothing: all was one mass of blackness and dismay, with a soul init of ceaseless roaring.
What to read after The Seaboard Parish volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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