Twenty Trillion Leagues Under the Sea
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Red patches on his arms and stomach showed where scalding water had burned him. ‘I need more men—’ he gasped. ‘Those creatures are outside again – breaches are …’‘You shall have more men,’ said Billiard-Fanon. ‘But start the props, for Christ’s sake, and hurry us away from these monsters!’‘The water is scalding – and it won’t play fair!’‘What?’‘Flies about,’ said Castor, enigmatically. ‘Like it’s possessed. What about him?’ The chief nodded at Lebret. ‘He could help … I wouldn’t weep to see him ...scalded.’‘I’m locking him up. He killed Avocat.’Castor’s face darkened. ‘You Vichy swine!’‘There’s been a misunderstanding …’ Lebret began to say.‘Props, Banquier!’ Billiard-Fanon called to Le Petomain, who was climbing into the sloping pilot’s seat. ‘We need to dive as fast as possible – try to shake off these leeches.’‘If not him,’ said Castor, ‘then release Pannier, to come help us. He must have sobered up by now – I need every hand I can get.’‘Alright, I will.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Red patches on his arms and stomach showed where scalding water had burned him. ‘I need more men—’ he gasped. ‘Those creatures are outside again – breaches are …’‘You shall have more men,’ said Billiard-Fanon. ‘But start the props, for Christ’s sake, and hurry us away from these monsters!’‘The water is scalding – and it won’t play fair!’‘What?’‘Flies about,’ said Castor, enigmatically. ‘Like it’s possessed. What about him?’ The chief nodded at Lebret. ‘He could help … I wouldn’t weep to see him ...scalded.’‘I’m locking him up. He killed Avocat.’Castor’s face darkened. ‘You Vichy swine!’‘There’s been a misunderstanding …’ Lebret began to say.‘Props, Banquier!’ Billiard-Fanon called to Le Petomain, who was climbing into the sloping pilot’s seat. ‘We need to dive as fast as possible – try to shake off these leeches.’‘If not him,’ said Castor, ‘then release Pannier, to come help us. He must have sobered up by now – I need every hand I can get.’‘Alright, I will.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Adam to read onlineMoreLess
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