The Tale of Mr. Peter Brown - Chelsea Justice
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I wanted to put an end to it now, I wanted to say, "Yes, Ihave been very much interested. Thank you very much for telling me, " andthen to get up and go away. But at my first movement he detained me.
"Listen a little longer. I'm not mad, you know, and you needn't beafraid that I shall ever bother you afterwards. You don't know whatgood this has done me. I've been alone with this thing for a fortnight, nearly, thinking about it. The storm.... It lasted for two days; thatmade four days since I ha...d been on the buoy. I think another day ofstorm would have killed me, There wasn't much life left in me by thetime the sea began to go down. Two days of storm.... " His voice trailed away. I think he felt, as I did, that the moment wasover when he had really held all my attention and all my imagination. It was no good trying to revive it. I was tired, as though I had livedthrough some brief but violent mental stress.
"Two days of storm, " he muttered vaguely.
"And how did you get away?" I asked; it was a perfunctory question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wanted to put an end to it now, I wanted to say, "Yes, Ihave been very much interested. Thank you very much for telling me, " andthen to get up and go away. But at my first movement he detained me.
"Listen a little longer. I'm not mad, you know, and you needn't beafraid that I shall ever bother you afterwards. You don't know whatgood this has done me. I've been alone with this thing for a fortnight, nearly, thinking about it. The storm.... It lasted for two days; thatmade four days since I ha...d been on the buoy. I think another day ofstorm would have killed me, There wasn't much life left in me by thetime the sea began to go down. Two days of storm.... " His voice trailed away. I think he felt, as I did, that the moment wasover when he had really held all my attention and all my imagination. It was no good trying to revive it. I was tired, as though I had livedthrough some brief but violent mental stress.
"Two days of storm, " he muttered vaguely.
"And how did you get away?" I asked; it was a perfunctory question.
What to read after The Tale of Mr. Peter Brown - Chelsea Justice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by West V. Sackville to read onlineMoreLess
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