Wreck of the Golden Mary
Wreck of the Golden Mary
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" But I had never seen atwentieth part of the quantity, and, in reality, I was pretty much of heropinion.
However, at two p. M. On the afternoon of the sixth day, that is to say, when we were sixty-six days out, John Steadiman who had gone aloft, sangout from the top, that the sea was clear ahead. Before four p. M. Astrong breeze springing up right astern, we were in open water at sunset. The breeze then freshening into half a gale of wind, and the Golden Marybeing a very fast sailer, we went b...efore the wind merrily, all night.
I had thought it impossible that it could be darker than it had been, until the sun, moon, and stars should fall out of the Heavens, and Timeshould be destroyed; but, it had been next to light, in comparison withwhat it was now. The darkness was so profound, that looking into it waspainful and oppressive--like looking, without a ray of light, into adense black bandage put as close before the eyes as it could be, withouttouching them. I doubled the look-out, and John and I stood in the bowside-by-side, never leaving it all night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But I had never seen atwentieth part of the quantity, and, in reality, I was pretty much of heropinion.
However, at two p. M. On the afternoon of the sixth day, that is to say, when we were sixty-six days out, John Steadiman who had gone aloft, sangout from the top, that the sea was clear ahead. Before four p. M. Astrong breeze springing up right astern, we were in open water at sunset. The breeze then freshening into half a gale of wind, and the Golden Marybeing a very fast sailer, we went b...efore the wind merrily, all night.
I had thought it impossible that it could be darker than it had been, until the sun, moon, and stars should fall out of the Heavens, and Timeshould be destroyed; but, it had been next to light, in comparison withwhat it was now. The darkness was so profound, that looking into it waspainful and oppressive--like looking, without a ray of light, into adense black bandage put as close before the eyes as it could be, withouttouching them. I doubled the look-out, and John and I stood in the bowside-by-side, never leaving it all night.
What to read after Wreck of the Golden Mary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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