The Abyss
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" "Yes, sir. T'ree. " " How do you know they were being taken to that cell?" " Fish said so. " He stares at me so fixedly that his look disconcerts me. I shift my glance to the door in order to avoid his pene- trating gaze, and change my position, for I am growing restless under this protracted examination, and fervently wish that he would conclude this senseless inquiry and would permit me to return to my cell. I have related a plausible story, and have given him no grounds for sus- picion; an...d I cannot understand why he persists in in- quiring into trivial details when I have already described the main facts with circumstantiality.
" How long had you and the other four occupied that cell together?" " Six weeks. " " Did Fish tell you why he was transferring the other three to another cell? " " Yeh. 'Cause dere was so many oddeh guns comin', an' de stir (prison) was crowded. " " Were the other guns coming that day ? " " He fought so, but dey diden' come. " "They didn't come, eh?" His eyes are sharper than ever as he puts my answer in the form of a query and repeats it, staring at me the while so hard that I shift uneasily in my seat, and feel myself growing more irritable every moment at his persistence in pestering me with his senseless questions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Yes, sir. T'ree. " " How do you know they were being taken to that cell?" " Fish said so. " He stares at me so fixedly that his look disconcerts me. I shift my glance to the door in order to avoid his pene- trating gaze, and change my position, for I am growing restless under this protracted examination, and fervently wish that he would conclude this senseless inquiry and would permit me to return to my cell. I have related a plausible story, and have given him no grounds for sus- picion; an...d I cannot understand why he persists in in- quiring into trivial details when I have already described the main facts with circumstantiality.
" How long had you and the other four occupied that cell together?" " Six weeks. " " Did Fish tell you why he was transferring the other three to another cell? " " Yeh. 'Cause dere was so many oddeh guns comin', an' de stir (prison) was crowded. " " Were the other guns coming that day ? " " He fought so, but dey diden' come. " "They didn't come, eh?" His eyes are sharper than ever as he puts my answer in the form of a query and repeats it, staring at me the while so hard that I shift uneasily in my seat, and feel myself growing more irritable every moment at his persistence in pestering me with his senseless questions.
What to read after The Abyss?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathan Kussy to read onlineMoreLess
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