The Strange Adventure of James Shervinton
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Shewished to come with me. Well, I should tell her of the dangers--aye, and the horrors--of such a voyage as I was bent upon. I should concealnothing from her--nothing, absolutely nothing. I should tell her of howthe wife of the captain of the ship _Octavia_, from Sydney to Singapore, had seen her husband die, and the famishing crew of the boat whichhad left the burnt ship, drag his body from her with savage curses andthreats, and---- "Simi. " "What is it, Niabon? What would you have me do? Why... do you tempt meto let this poor, weak lady accompany me on a voyage, which will, mostlikely, end in death to us all?" "There will be danger, but no death, " she replied dreamily, turning herface away from me towards the sea, and slowly extending her arms; "andthou, Simi--thou shalt gain thy heart's desire. For I have seen it all, even as I see it now. " "My heart's desire! Tell me what is my heart's desire?" I stepped up to her and placed my hand gently on her head, and, bendingdown, saw that her eyes were closed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shewished to come with me. Well, I should tell her of the dangers--aye, and the horrors--of such a voyage as I was bent upon. I should concealnothing from her--nothing, absolutely nothing. I should tell her of howthe wife of the captain of the ship _Octavia_, from Sydney to Singapore, had seen her husband die, and the famishing crew of the boat whichhad left the burnt ship, drag his body from her with savage curses andthreats, and---- "Simi. " "What is it, Niabon? What would you have me do? Why... do you tempt meto let this poor, weak lady accompany me on a voyage, which will, mostlikely, end in death to us all?" "There will be danger, but no death, " she replied dreamily, turning herface away from me towards the sea, and slowly extending her arms; "andthou, Simi--thou shalt gain thy heart's desire. For I have seen it all, even as I see it now. " "My heart's desire! Tell me what is my heart's desire?" I stepped up to her and placed my hand gently on her head, and, bendingdown, saw that her eyes were closed.
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