The Midnight Watch
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But Captain Lord’s eyes were usually hidden in the shadow of his cap, and it seemed, too, that some grinding machine was always at work on his words, so that they came from him like small, hard pebbles. Stone could no more imagine his captain saying ‘I’m sad’ or ‘I’m sorry’ than he could imagine him drinking beer or uttering a blasphemy. His face betrayed nothing; Stone only ever saw a stiff blankness.
But on the day following the captain’s meeting with the press he seemed different. That mornin...g, a Saturday, the captain asked Stone to join him in the dining saloon, and for once he was not wearing his cap. His eyes were blue and lively; there was an unusual warmth about him.
The captain was sitting at a table covered with newspapers. He gestured to Stone to sit and showed him the headlines of two: LEYLAND LINER RUSHED TO SCENE OF THE TITANIC DISASTER BUT FOUND ONLY WRECKAGE, and CALIFORNIAN’S RACE TO AID TITANIC TOLD BY CAPTAIN LORD. ‘You see?’ said the captain. ‘Mr Thomas cannot complain that I have not given them what they wanted.’ ‘No,’ said Stone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Captain Lord’s eyes were usually hidden in the shadow of his cap, and it seemed, too, that some grinding machine was always at work on his words, so that they came from him like small, hard pebbles. Stone could no more imagine his captain saying ‘I’m sad’ or ‘I’m sorry’ than he could imagine him drinking beer or uttering a blasphemy. His face betrayed nothing; Stone only ever saw a stiff blankness.
But on the day following the captain’s meeting with the press he seemed different. That mornin...g, a Saturday, the captain asked Stone to join him in the dining saloon, and for once he was not wearing his cap. His eyes were blue and lively; there was an unusual warmth about him.
The captain was sitting at a table covered with newspapers. He gestured to Stone to sit and showed him the headlines of two: LEYLAND LINER RUSHED TO SCENE OF THE TITANIC DISASTER BUT FOUND ONLY WRECKAGE, and CALIFORNIAN’S RACE TO AID TITANIC TOLD BY CAPTAIN LORD. ‘You see?’ said the captain. ‘Mr Thomas cannot complain that I have not given them what they wanted.’ ‘No,’ said Stone.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Dyer to read onlineMoreLess
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