Tales of the Sea
Tales of the Sea
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Now, and on many other occasions, insteadof there being any cerulean tints in any direction, the sky was of adirty copper tinge, or rather such as is seen spread out like a canopyover London on a calm damp day in November; while the sea, which rolledalong in vast and sluggish undulations, looked as if it was formed ofsheets of lead of the same hue. Looking astern, one almost expected tosee the wake we ploughed up remaining indelible as on a hard substance. Over the land hung a mist of the same ...brownish-yellow hue, hidingeverything but the faint outline of the coast.
"This is what I call a right-down regular Harmattan, " said the master, who, like me, had been before in that delectable clime. The rest of theofficers were new to it. "It will put the purser's whiskers in curl ifhe gives them a turn round with a marline-spike. Don't you smell theearthy flavour of the sands of Africa?" "In truth I think I do, " said Jenkins, the second lieutenant, one of agroup who were collected on the weather side of the quarter-deck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, and on many other occasions, insteadof there being any cerulean tints in any direction, the sky was of adirty copper tinge, or rather such as is seen spread out like a canopyover London on a calm damp day in November; while the sea, which rolledalong in vast and sluggish undulations, looked as if it was formed ofsheets of lead of the same hue. Looking astern, one almost expected tosee the wake we ploughed up remaining indelible as on a hard substance. Over the land hung a mist of the same ...brownish-yellow hue, hidingeverything but the faint outline of the coast.
"This is what I call a right-down regular Harmattan, " said the master, who, like me, had been before in that delectable clime. The rest of theofficers were new to it. "It will put the purser's whiskers in curl ifhe gives them a turn round with a marline-spike. Don't you smell theearthy flavour of the sands of Africa?" "In truth I think I do, " said Jenkins, the second lieutenant, one of agroup who were collected on the weather side of the quarter-deck.
What to read after Tales of the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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