The World of Waters
The World of Waters
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This boy was agreat favorite with everybody; the sailors smiled whenever hepassed, as they would have done to a child; the officers pattedhim, and coddled him up with all sorts of good things; and hismessmates, in a style which did not altogether please him, but whichhe could not well resist, as it was meant most kindly, nicknamedhim, "Dolly. " Poor fellow! he was long remembered afterwards. Iforget what his particular complaint was, but he gradually sank, andat last went out just as a taper mi...ght have done, exposed to suchgusts of wind as blew in that tempestuous region. He died in themorning, but it was not until the evening that he was prepared for aseaman's grave.
"'I remember in the course of the day, going to the side of theboy's hammock; and, on laying my hand upon his breast, beingastonished to find it still warm; so much so, that I almost imaginedI could feel the heart beat. This, of course, was a vain fancy; butI was greatly attached to my little companion, being then not muchtaller myself, and I was soothed and gratified, in a childish way, by discovering that my friend, though many hours dead, had not yetacquired the usual revolting chilliness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This boy was agreat favorite with everybody; the sailors smiled whenever hepassed, as they would have done to a child; the officers pattedhim, and coddled him up with all sorts of good things; and hismessmates, in a style which did not altogether please him, but whichhe could not well resist, as it was meant most kindly, nicknamedhim, "Dolly. " Poor fellow! he was long remembered afterwards. Iforget what his particular complaint was, but he gradually sank, andat last went out just as a taper mi...ght have done, exposed to suchgusts of wind as blew in that tempestuous region. He died in themorning, but it was not until the evening that he was prepared for aseaman's grave.
"'I remember in the course of the day, going to the side of theboy's hammock; and, on laying my hand upon his breast, beingastonished to find it still warm; so much so, that I almost imaginedI could feel the heart beat. This, of course, was a vain fancy; butI was greatly attached to my little companion, being then not muchtaller myself, and I was soothed and gratified, in a childish way, by discovering that my friend, though many hours dead, had not yetacquired the usual revolting chilliness.
What to read after The World of Waters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs David Osborne to read onlineMoreLess
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