The Secret Sharer
The Secret Sharer
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At others I would find him on thecampstool, sitting in his gray sleeping suit and with his cropped darkhair like a patient, unmoved convict. At night I would smuggle him intomy bed place, and we would whisper together, with the regular footfallsof the officer of the watch passing and repassing over our heads. Itwas an infinitely miserable time. It was lucky that some tins of finepreserves were stowed in a locker in my stateroom; hard bread I couldalways get hold of; and so he lived on stewed ch...icken, _Pate de FoieGras_, asparagus, cooked oysters, sardines--on all sorts of abominablesham delicacies out of tins. My early-morning coffee he always drank;and it was all I dared do for him in that respect.
Every day there was the horrible maneuvering to go through so that myroom and then the bathroom should be done in the usual way. I came tohate the sight of the steward, to abhor the voice of that harmless man. I felt that it was he who would bring on the disaster of discovery. Ithung like a sword over our heads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At others I would find him on thecampstool, sitting in his gray sleeping suit and with his cropped darkhair like a patient, unmoved convict. At night I would smuggle him intomy bed place, and we would whisper together, with the regular footfallsof the officer of the watch passing and repassing over our heads. Itwas an infinitely miserable time. It was lucky that some tins of finepreserves were stowed in a locker in my stateroom; hard bread I couldalways get hold of; and so he lived on stewed ch...icken, _Pate de FoieGras_, asparagus, cooked oysters, sardines--on all sorts of abominablesham delicacies out of tins. My early-morning coffee he always drank;and it was all I dared do for him in that respect.
Every day there was the horrible maneuvering to go through so that myroom and then the bathroom should be done in the usual way. I came tohate the sight of the steward, to abhor the voice of that harmless man. I felt that it was he who would bring on the disaster of discovery. Ithung like a sword over our heads.
What to read after The Secret Sharer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conrad Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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