Mockery Gap (2011)
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DOBBIN Chapter 19 THE END OF MR. DOBBIN IN order to discover how the yellow monkey escaped and got to dancing upon Mockery cliff, so raising a strange jealousy in the heart of Mr. Pattimore, and a certainty in Mr. Gulliver’s heart that his map was a true one, we must go back a few months to Mr. Dobbin.
After the stormy night, when the waves had reached so high that they broke Mr. Dobbin’s boat that he had dragged up the shore as far as he was able, Mr. Dobbin as soon as it was light left the... snug shelter of his hut to look at the angry waves.
Although Mr. Dobbin had never read those wonderful tales called the Arabian Nights, he was certainly as superstitious and as willing to accept an omen as any fisher of the River Tigris.
The evil genius of the sea had broken his boat, given him but a sorry living, and often near drowned him. Mr. Dobbin looked at the sea and wondered if any sign would come to bid him leave it for ever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DOBBIN Chapter 19 THE END OF MR. DOBBIN IN order to discover how the yellow monkey escaped and got to dancing upon Mockery cliff, so raising a strange jealousy in the heart of Mr. Pattimore, and a certainty in Mr. Gulliver’s heart that his map was a true one, we must go back a few months to Mr. Dobbin.
After the stormy night, when the waves had reached so high that they broke Mr. Dobbin’s boat that he had dragged up the shore as far as he was able, Mr. Dobbin as soon as it was light left the... snug shelter of his hut to look at the angry waves.
Although Mr. Dobbin had never read those wonderful tales called the Arabian Nights, he was certainly as superstitious and as willing to accept an omen as any fisher of the River Tigris.
The evil genius of the sea had broken his boat, given him but a sorry living, and often near drowned him. Mr. Dobbin looked at the sea and wondered if any sign would come to bid him leave it for ever.
What to read after Mockery Gap?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T. F. Powys to read onlineMoreLess
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