The Wreck of the "grosvenor": An Account of the Mutiny of the Crew And the Loss of the Ship When Trying to Make the Bermudas 2
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This time will diive me mad to remember I " 126 THE WRECK OF THE '^ GEOSYENOE.
a nT>r\a'vr?->cr\T> " CHAPTEE YI.
I SHALL neyer forget the deep anxiety with which I awaited the coming on of the night, my feverish restlessness, the exultation with which I contemplated my scheme, the miserable anguish with which I foreboded its failure.
It was like tossing a coin — the cry in- Tolving life or death !
If Stevens detected the stratagem, my life was not worth a rushlight, and the thoughts of Mary Eob...ei-tson falling a victim to the rage of the crew was more than my mind could be got to bear upon.
Stevens came on deck at four o'clock in THE WEECK OF THE '^ GKOSVENOK." 127 the afternoon, and that I might converse with the boatswain without fear of incurring the carpenter's suspicion, I brought a chart from the captain's cabin and spread it on the cuddy table, right under the after sky- light, and whilst the boatswain and I hung over it, pretending to be engaged in calcula- tions, we completed our arrangements.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This time will diive me mad to remember I " 126 THE WRECK OF THE '^ GEOSYENOE.
a nT>r\a'vr?->cr\T> " CHAPTEE YI.
I SHALL neyer forget the deep anxiety with which I awaited the coming on of the night, my feverish restlessness, the exultation with which I contemplated my scheme, the miserable anguish with which I foreboded its failure.
It was like tossing a coin — the cry in- Tolving life or death !
If Stevens detected the stratagem, my life was not worth a rushlight, and the thoughts of Mary Eob...ei-tson falling a victim to the rage of the crew was more than my mind could be got to bear upon.
Stevens came on deck at four o'clock in THE WEECK OF THE '^ GKOSVENOK." 127 the afternoon, and that I might converse with the boatswain without fear of incurring the carpenter's suspicion, I brought a chart from the captain's cabin and spread it on the cuddy table, right under the after sky- light, and whilst the boatswain and I hung over it, pretending to be engaged in calcula- tions, we completed our arrangements.
What to read after The Wreck of the "grosvenor": An Account of the Mutiny of the Crew And the Loss of the Ship When Trying to Make the Bermudas 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell, William Clark, 1844-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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