The Sword of Welleran And Other Stories 8 6
The Sword of Welleran And Other Stories 8 6
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In The Twilight The lock was quite crowded with boats when we capsized. I went downbackwards for some few feet before I started to swim, then I camespluttering upwards towards the light; but, instead of reaching thesurface, I hit my head against the keel of a boat and went downagain. I struck out almost at once and came up, but before I reachedthe surface my head crashed against a boat for the second time, andI went right to the bottom. I was confused and thoroughlyfrightened. I was desperately... in need of air, and knew that if I hita boat for the third time I should never see the surface again. Drowning is a horrible death, notwithstanding all that has been saidto the contrary. My past life never occurred to my mind, but Ithought of many trivial things that I might not do or see again if Iwere drowned. I swam up in a slanting direction, hoping to avoid theboat that I had struck. Suddenly I saw all the boats in the lockquite clearly just above me, and every one of their curved varnishedplanks and the scratches and chips upon their keels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In The Twilight The lock was quite crowded with boats when we capsized. I went downbackwards for some few feet before I started to swim, then I camespluttering upwards towards the light; but, instead of reaching thesurface, I hit my head against the keel of a boat and went downagain. I struck out almost at once and came up, but before I reachedthe surface my head crashed against a boat for the second time, andI went right to the bottom. I was confused and thoroughlyfrightened. I was desperately... in need of air, and knew that if I hita boat for the third time I should never see the surface again. Drowning is a horrible death, notwithstanding all that has been saidto the contrary. My past life never occurred to my mind, but Ithought of many trivial things that I might not do or see again if Iwere drowned. I swam up in a slanting direction, hoping to avoid theboat that I had struck. Suddenly I saw all the boats in the lockquite clearly just above me, and every one of their curved varnishedplanks and the scratches and chips upon their keels.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lord Dunsany to read onlineMoreLess
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