The Works of Washington Irving Seven (7)
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All the efforts of her lover could not remove from her mind a dismal presage of some approaching catastrophe.
At length the tempest subsided. On the fourteenth day, at dawn, the mariners perceived what appeared to be a tiftt of wood rising out of the sea. They joyfully steered for it, supposing it to be an island. They were not mistaken. As they drew near, the rising sun shone upon noble forests, the trees of which were of a kind unknown to them. Flights of birds also came hovering about the sh...ip, and perched upon the yards and rigging, without any signs of fear. The boat was sent on shore to reconnoiter, and soon returned with such accounts of the beauty of the country that Macham determined to take his drooping companion to the land, in hopes her health and spirits might be restored by refreshment and repose.
They were accompanied on shore by the faithful friends who had assisted in their flight. The mariners remained on board to guard the ship.
The country was indeed delightful. The forests were stately and magnificent ; there were trees laden with excel- lent fruits, others with aromatic flowers ; the waters were cool and limpid, the sky was serene, and there was a balmy sweetness in the air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All the efforts of her lover could not remove from her mind a dismal presage of some approaching catastrophe.
At length the tempest subsided. On the fourteenth day, at dawn, the mariners perceived what appeared to be a tiftt of wood rising out of the sea. They joyfully steered for it, supposing it to be an island. They were not mistaken. As they drew near, the rising sun shone upon noble forests, the trees of which were of a kind unknown to them. Flights of birds also came hovering about the sh...ip, and perched upon the yards and rigging, without any signs of fear. The boat was sent on shore to reconnoiter, and soon returned with such accounts of the beauty of the country that Macham determined to take his drooping companion to the land, in hopes her health and spirits might be restored by refreshment and repose.
They were accompanied on shore by the faithful friends who had assisted in their flight. The mariners remained on board to guard the ship.
The country was indeed delightful. The forests were stately and magnificent ; there were trees laden with excel- lent fruits, others with aromatic flowers ; the waters were cool and limpid, the sky was serene, and there was a balmy sweetness in the air.
What to read after The Works of Washington Irving Seven (7)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irving, Washington, 1783-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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