Cuttlefish
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It was enough to wake him. “Wazzup?” he asked sleepily of the other sailor in the locker below the bed. It was Big Eddie, who used the bunk Tim was sleeping in during alter-shift. Eddie was one of the two divers aboard, as well as a junior steersman.
“I've got to go out and pull the camo-sheet over her. So if you're feeling like getting wet, you can come for a swim, lad,” said Eddie, with a laugh.
Tim shuddered. He could swim. Sort of. You had to as a tunneller. But Under London water was likely... to digest your clothes, or the eels might get you. There was supposed to be a giant killer pike up near Wandle. There'd even been a crocodile from Africa in a flooded tunnel once, he'd heard tell.
“And then?” Tim asked.
“And then we lie still until dark and I take it off again,” said Big Eddie, setting off for the escape hatch in the bow, in a thick Arran pullover and heavy woollen breeches and thick socks.
He came back a little later, to get back into his normal clothes, before Tim had properly got back to sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was enough to wake him. “Wazzup?” he asked sleepily of the other sailor in the locker below the bed. It was Big Eddie, who used the bunk Tim was sleeping in during alter-shift. Eddie was one of the two divers aboard, as well as a junior steersman.
“I've got to go out and pull the camo-sheet over her. So if you're feeling like getting wet, you can come for a swim, lad,” said Eddie, with a laugh.
Tim shuddered. He could swim. Sort of. You had to as a tunneller. But Under London water was likely... to digest your clothes, or the eels might get you. There was supposed to be a giant killer pike up near Wandle. There'd even been a crocodile from Africa in a flooded tunnel once, he'd heard tell.
“And then?” Tim asked.
“And then we lie still until dark and I take it off again,” said Big Eddie, setting off for the escape hatch in the bow, in a thick Arran pullover and heavy woollen breeches and thick socks.
He came back a little later, to get back into his normal clothes, before Tim had properly got back to sleep.
What to read after Cuttlefish?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dave Freer to read onlineMoreLess
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