Heart of Oak : a Three-Stranded Yarn 1
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The three of them went forward, but I heard the first man tell the boatswain that the way to see the stranger that had come aboard was not by showing a hght.
' What's the meaning of it ? ' said Mrs.
Burke.
The captain rose in silence and walked the deck, going somewhat towards the gangway, and staring forward and around. The group of seamen had followed the boatswain, and were now on the forecastle, a knot of silvered k2 132 HEART OF OAK figures with tlieir shadows hke carvings of jet lying at ...their feet.
' Was it a strange man they saw ? ' I asked. 'If so, how did he come into the ship ? ' and I own a chill ran through me as I asked the question.
The mystery and awe of this wonderful, beautiful night of moonlight and trance of ocean, glazed by the nightbeam as though it were an ice-field, was in this hour to heighten into a sort of horror the fancy of a strange man with a wet face walking forward ; and then again there was the memory of the death in the morning and the burial before sundown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The three of them went forward, but I heard the first man tell the boatswain that the way to see the stranger that had come aboard was not by showing a hght.
' What's the meaning of it ? ' said Mrs.
Burke.
The captain rose in silence and walked the deck, going somewhat towards the gangway, and staring forward and around. The group of seamen had followed the boatswain, and were now on the forecastle, a knot of silvered k2 132 HEART OF OAK figures with tlieir shadows hke carvings of jet lying at ...their feet.
' Was it a strange man they saw ? ' I asked. 'If so, how did he come into the ship ? ' and I own a chill ran through me as I asked the question.
The mystery and awe of this wonderful, beautiful night of moonlight and trance of ocean, glazed by the nightbeam as though it were an ice-field, was in this hour to heighten into a sort of horror the fancy of a strange man with a wet face walking forward ; and then again there was the memory of the death in the morning and the burial before sundown.
What to read after Heart of Oak : a Three-Stranded Yarn 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell, William Clark, 1844-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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