Unaddressed Letters
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By this time the vessel had reached the anchorage, and there was nothing to be done but to go ashore. I took my family to the house of 226 MOONSTRUCK our friends, some miles from the landing-place, and then wondered what to do next. The village we had come to was on the shore, and not very far from the place where I had last seen my mother on board the ship. I determined, therefore, to drive to a spot as nearly opposite that place as I could get, and then to walk along the beach, and ask at the... huts of the Chinese fishermen whether they had seen a body in the water. The first two or three cottages I came to were empty, but I made my way to a solitary hut which I saw standing in the centre of a tiny bay. In that hut, to my surprise and great joy, I found my mother and two Chinese fishermen. The men told me that they had gone out before daylight to set their nets, and in the light of the moon, then almost on the horizon, they saw a woman, as they described it, " standing in the water, " so that, though her head only was visible, she seemed to be upright, and they imagined she must be sup- ported somehow, or resting her feet on an old fishing stake, for the water was fifteen or twenty feet deep there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By this time the vessel had reached the anchorage, and there was nothing to be done but to go ashore. I took my family to the house of 226 MOONSTRUCK our friends, some miles from the landing-place, and then wondered what to do next. The village we had come to was on the shore, and not very far from the place where I had last seen my mother on board the ship. I determined, therefore, to drive to a spot as nearly opposite that place as I could get, and then to walk along the beach, and ask at the... huts of the Chinese fishermen whether they had seen a body in the water. The first two or three cottages I came to were empty, but I made my way to a solitary hut which I saw standing in the centre of a tiny bay. In that hut, to my surprise and great joy, I found my mother and two Chinese fishermen. The men told me that they had gone out before daylight to set their nets, and in the light of the moon, then almost on the horizon, they saw a woman, as they described it, " standing in the water, " so that, though her head only was visible, she seemed to be upright, and they imagined she must be sup- ported somehow, or resting her feet on an old fishing stake, for the water was fifteen or twenty feet deep there.
What to read after Unaddressed Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Athelstane Swettenham to read onlineMoreLess
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