The Wreck of the Titan
The Wreck of the Titan
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Thus corrected and enjoined, with caps in hand, they approached the opendoor of the starboard room, where lay the injured woman in a berth, fully clothed in her now dried garments, and her face still hidden inDenman's bandage.
"Excuse me, madam, " said Sampson, the present chairman of the committee, "can we do anything for you?" "I cannot see you, " she answered, faintly. "I do not know where I am, nor what will happen to me. But I am in need of attention. One man waskind to me, but he has not ...returned. Who are you--you men?" "We're the crew of the boat, " answered Sampson, awkwardly. "Theskipper's forward, and I guess the man that was kind to you is ourprisoner. He's not on the job now, but--what can we do?" "Tell me where I am, and where I am going. What boat is this? Who areyou?" "Well, madam, " broke in old Kelly, "we're a crowd o' jail-breakers thatstole a torpedo-boat destroyer, and put to sea. We got you off a burnedand sinking yacht, and you're here with us; but I'm blessed if I knowwhat we'll do with you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus corrected and enjoined, with caps in hand, they approached the opendoor of the starboard room, where lay the injured woman in a berth, fully clothed in her now dried garments, and her face still hidden inDenman's bandage.
"Excuse me, madam, " said Sampson, the present chairman of the committee, "can we do anything for you?" "I cannot see you, " she answered, faintly. "I do not know where I am, nor what will happen to me. But I am in need of attention. One man waskind to me, but he has not ...returned. Who are you--you men?" "We're the crew of the boat, " answered Sampson, awkwardly. "Theskipper's forward, and I guess the man that was kind to you is ourprisoner. He's not on the job now, but--what can we do?" "Tell me where I am, and where I am going. What boat is this? Who areyou?" "Well, madam, " broke in old Kelly, "we're a crowd o' jail-breakers thatstole a torpedo-boat destroyer, and put to sea. We got you off a burnedand sinking yacht, and you're here with us; but I'm blessed if I knowwhat we'll do with you.
What to read after The Wreck of the Titan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robertson, Morgan, 1861-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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