Under Arctic Ice
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No, there was nothing. Not even a girder that could be unfastened intime to brace the last door. No way of prolonging this last stand!
Beside Ken, the strained, panting voice of Lawson whispered: "Getting ready. Over soon now. All over. " All save five of the sealmen had left the third compartment, to jointhe swarm constantly swimming around and over the submarine outside. The five remaining were the crew for the battering ram. With measuredand deliberate movements they ranged their lithe bodie...s beside thetorpoon, lifted it and bore it smoothly back to the far end of thecompartment. There they poised for a minute, while from the menwatching sounded a pathetic sigh of anticipation.
As one, the five seal-creatures lunged forward with their burden.
_Crash!_ And the following dull reverberation.
The last assault had begun.
CHAPTER VI _In a Biscuit Can_ Ken Torrance glanced with dull, hopeless eyes over the compartment hestood in. Figures stretched out all over the deck, gasping, panting, strangling--men waiting in agony for death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No, there was nothing. Not even a girder that could be unfastened intime to brace the last door. No way of prolonging this last stand!
Beside Ken, the strained, panting voice of Lawson whispered: "Getting ready. Over soon now. All over. " All save five of the sealmen had left the third compartment, to jointhe swarm constantly swimming around and over the submarine outside. The five remaining were the crew for the battering ram. With measuredand deliberate movements they ranged their lithe bodie...s beside thetorpoon, lifted it and bore it smoothly back to the far end of thecompartment. There they poised for a minute, while from the menwatching sounded a pathetic sigh of anticipation.
As one, the five seal-creatures lunged forward with their burden.
_Crash!_ And the following dull reverberation.
The last assault had begun.
CHAPTER VI _In a Biscuit Can_ Ken Torrance glanced with dull, hopeless eyes over the compartment hestood in. Figures stretched out all over the deck, gasping, panting, strangling--men waiting in agony for death.
What to read after Under Arctic Ice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winter H. G. to read onlineMoreLess
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