Youth, a Narrative
Youth, a Narrative
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They might go at any moment. We lookedat them with apprehension. One could not foresee which way they wouldfall.
"Then we retreated aft and looked about us. The deck was a tangle ofplanks on edge, of planks on end, of splinters, of ruined woodwork. Themasts rose from that chaos like big trees above a matted undergrowth. The interstices of that mass of wreckage were full of something whitish, sluggish, stirring--of something that was like a greasy fog. Thesmoke of the invisible fire was coming u...p again, was trailing, like apoisonous thick mist in some valley choked with dead wood. Already lazywisps were beginning to curl upwards amongst the mass of splinters. Hereand there a piece of timber, stuck upright, resembled a post. Half of afife-rail had been shot through the foresail, and the sky made a patchof glorious blue in the ignobly soiled canvas. A portion of severalboards holding together had fallen across the rail, and one endprotruded overboard, like a gangway leading upon nothing, like a gangwayleading over the deep sea, leading to death--as if inviting us to walkthe plank at once and be done with our ridiculous troubles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They might go at any moment. We lookedat them with apprehension. One could not foresee which way they wouldfall.
"Then we retreated aft and looked about us. The deck was a tangle ofplanks on edge, of planks on end, of splinters, of ruined woodwork. Themasts rose from that chaos like big trees above a matted undergrowth. The interstices of that mass of wreckage were full of something whitish, sluggish, stirring--of something that was like a greasy fog. Thesmoke of the invisible fire was coming u...p again, was trailing, like apoisonous thick mist in some valley choked with dead wood. Already lazywisps were beginning to curl upwards amongst the mass of splinters. Hereand there a piece of timber, stuck upright, resembled a post. Half of afife-rail had been shot through the foresail, and the sky made a patchof glorious blue in the ignobly soiled canvas. A portion of severalboards holding together had fallen across the rail, and one endprotruded overboard, like a gangway leading upon nothing, like a gangwayleading over the deep sea, leading to death--as if inviting us to walkthe plank at once and be done with our ridiculous troubles.
What to read after Youth, a Narrative?
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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