Dead Sea
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Their arms were beginning to feel like rubber from all the oaring they’d been doing. But it was a good sort of tired. A physical exhaustion that none of them had felt in days and days and it sat on them just right, that weariness. They’d been mentally wrung-out for too long now and it felt good that their bodies were catching up.
They were deeper into the weed all the time and as yet, they had not seen a single thing worth noting except some debris out there. Bits of wood and what might have... been part of a seat cushion once. Maybe these were things from the Mara Corday and maybe things from another ship.
The fog was a constant, of course.
Once again, it was growing thick as cotton fluff.
Opaque, expanding and blooming, rising up in dirty-yellow sheets and sparkling white tarps like oozing swamp gas. Boiling and surging and brewing with a boggy, filmy haze. Just a crazyquilt fusion of dirty sackcloth and moldering canvas with absolutely no boundaries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their arms were beginning to feel like rubber from all the oaring they’d been doing. But it was a good sort of tired. A physical exhaustion that none of them had felt in days and days and it sat on them just right, that weariness. They’d been mentally wrung-out for too long now and it felt good that their bodies were catching up.
They were deeper into the weed all the time and as yet, they had not seen a single thing worth noting except some debris out there. Bits of wood and what might have... been part of a seat cushion once. Maybe these were things from the Mara Corday and maybe things from another ship.
The fog was a constant, of course.
Once again, it was growing thick as cotton fluff.
Opaque, expanding and blooming, rising up in dirty-yellow sheets and sparkling white tarps like oozing swamp gas. Boiling and surging and brewing with a boggy, filmy haze. Just a crazyquilt fusion of dirty sackcloth and moldering canvas with absolutely no boundaries.
What to read after Dead Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tim Curran to read onlineMoreLess
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