Typhoon
Typhoon
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Here and there a coolie would fall on his knees as ifbegging for mercy; several, whom the excess of fear made unruly, werehit with hard fists between the eyes, and cowered; while those who werehurt submitted to rough handling, blinking rapidly without a plaint. Faces streamed with blood; there were raw places on the shaven heads, scratches, bruises, torn wounds, gashes. The broken porcelain out of thechests was mostly responsible for the latter. Here and there a Chinaman, wild-eyed, with his ta...il unplaited, nursed a bleeding sole.
They had been ranged closely, after having been shaken into submission, cuffed a little to allay excitement, addressed in gruff words ofencouragement that sounded like promises of evil. They sat on the deckin ghastly, drooping rows, and at the end the carpenter, with two handsto help him, moved busily from place to place, setting taut and hitchingthe life-lines. The boatswain, with one leg and one arm embracing astanchion, struggled with a lamp pressed to his breast, trying to geta light, and growling all the time like an industrious gorilla.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here and there a coolie would fall on his knees as ifbegging for mercy; several, whom the excess of fear made unruly, werehit with hard fists between the eyes, and cowered; while those who werehurt submitted to rough handling, blinking rapidly without a plaint. Faces streamed with blood; there were raw places on the shaven heads, scratches, bruises, torn wounds, gashes. The broken porcelain out of thechests was mostly responsible for the latter. Here and there a Chinaman, wild-eyed, with his ta...il unplaited, nursed a bleeding sole.
They had been ranged closely, after having been shaken into submission, cuffed a little to allay excitement, addressed in gruff words ofencouragement that sounded like promises of evil. They sat on the deckin ghastly, drooping rows, and at the end the carpenter, with two handsto help him, moved busily from place to place, setting taut and hitchingthe life-lines. The boatswain, with one leg and one arm embracing astanchion, struggled with a lamp pressed to his breast, trying to geta light, and growling all the time like an industrious gorilla.
What to read after Typhoon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conrad Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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