The World Set Free
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Theblack, shining waters swirled by, coming into the light of our lamps outof an ebony blackness and vanishing again into impenetrable black. And on the waters came shapes, came things that flashed upon us for amoment, now a half-submerged boat, now a cow, now a huge fragment of ahouse's timberings, now a muddle of packing-cases and scaffolding. The things clapped into sight like something shown by the opening of ashutter, and then bumped shatteringly against us or rushed by us. Once Isaw very ...clearly a man's white face....
'All the while a group of labouring, half-submerged trees remained aheadof us, drawing very slowly nearer. I steered a course to avoid them. They seemed to gesticulate a frantic despair against the black steamclouds behind. Once a great branch detached itself and tore shudderingby me. We did, on the whole, make headway. The last I saw of Vreugde bijVrede before the night swallowed it, was almost dead astern of us.... ' Section 9 Morning found Barnet still afloat. The bows of his barge had been badlystrained, and his men were pumping or baling in relays.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theblack, shining waters swirled by, coming into the light of our lamps outof an ebony blackness and vanishing again into impenetrable black. And on the waters came shapes, came things that flashed upon us for amoment, now a half-submerged boat, now a cow, now a huge fragment of ahouse's timberings, now a muddle of packing-cases and scaffolding. The things clapped into sight like something shown by the opening of ashutter, and then bumped shatteringly against us or rushed by us. Once Isaw very ...clearly a man's white face....
'All the while a group of labouring, half-submerged trees remained aheadof us, drawing very slowly nearer. I steered a course to avoid them. They seemed to gesticulate a frantic despair against the black steamclouds behind. Once a great branch detached itself and tore shudderingby me. We did, on the whole, make headway. The last I saw of Vreugde bijVrede before the night swallowed it, was almost dead astern of us.... ' Section 9 Morning found Barnet still afloat. The bows of his barge had been badlystrained, and his men were pumping or baling in relays.
What to read after The World Set Free?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells Herbert George to read onlineMoreLess
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