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The white flakes do notexhibit the true conchoidal fracture in such perfection elsewhere; norbreak off in such delicious morsels, edged with delicate brown. "Anotherbottle of ale, please, and a granitic biscuit, and a pickle, by way ofdessert. " Lazily along swings the "Balaklava. " Picton brings up his travellingblanket, and we stretch out upon it on deck, basking in the warm, humidlight, and leisurely puffing away at our segars, for we have nothing elseto do. Towards evening it grows colder, ...very much colder; over-coats arein requisition; the captain says we are nearing some icebergs; the fogfolds itself up and hangs above us in strips of cloud, or rolls away involuminous masses to the edges of the horizon. The stars peep out betweenthe strips overhead, the moon sends forth her silver vapors and finallyemerges from the "crudded clouds;" the wake of the schooner is one longphosphoric trail of flame; the masts are creaking, sails stretching, thewaters pouring against the bows; out on the deep, white crests lift andbreak, the winds are loosened, and now good speed to the "Balaklava.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The white flakes do notexhibit the true conchoidal fracture in such perfection elsewhere; norbreak off in such delicious morsels, edged with delicate brown. "Anotherbottle of ale, please, and a granitic biscuit, and a pickle, by way ofdessert. " Lazily along swings the "Balaklava. " Picton brings up his travellingblanket, and we stretch out upon it on deck, basking in the warm, humidlight, and leisurely puffing away at our segars, for we have nothing elseto do. Towards evening it grows colder, ...very much colder; over-coats arein requisition; the captain says we are nearing some icebergs; the fogfolds itself up and hangs above us in strips of cloud, or rolls away involuminous masses to the edges of the horizon. The stars peep out betweenthe strips overhead, the moon sends forth her silver vapors and finallyemerges from the "crudded clouds;" the wake of the schooner is one longphosphoric trail of flame; the masts are creaking, sails stretching, thewaters pouring against the bows; out on the deep, white crests lift andbreak, the winds are loosened, and now good speed to the "Balaklava.
What to read after Acadia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cozzens Frederic S. to read onlineMoreLess
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