The Spanish Cave
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Olazábal, feeling like a man sentenced to death who has been reprieved and can’t believe it, stared stupidly at his beloved element, the sea. Greeting it with his whole body, he plunged in and rolled kicking and snorting about the harbour. At last, looking once more like the captain of the Erreguiña, he clambered aboard the boat.
“Friend,” he said to the boatman in Basque, “have you got some other clothes at home?”
“Surely—and at your service,” answered the boatman.
He took Olazábal to his cotta...ge, while Hal and Pablo waited at the railway station. The seamen of the Basque coast did not feel that there was anything personal about their clothes. The parts of their dress were interchangeable, like the spare parts of Ford cars. In less than ten minutes the captain was at the station, wearing the regulation blue trousers, much too tight for him, rope sandals on his feet, blue beret on his head, an orange shirt, and, as it was Saturday night, a coat. The three took the electric train to Bilbao, and twenty minutes later were strolling through the broad but crowded streets to the Harbour Café.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Olazábal, feeling like a man sentenced to death who has been reprieved and can’t believe it, stared stupidly at his beloved element, the sea. Greeting it with his whole body, he plunged in and rolled kicking and snorting about the harbour. At last, looking once more like the captain of the Erreguiña, he clambered aboard the boat.
“Friend,” he said to the boatman in Basque, “have you got some other clothes at home?”
“Surely—and at your service,” answered the boatman.
He took Olazábal to his cotta...ge, while Hal and Pablo waited at the railway station. The seamen of the Basque coast did not feel that there was anything personal about their clothes. The parts of their dress were interchangeable, like the spare parts of Ford cars. In less than ten minutes the captain was at the station, wearing the regulation blue trousers, much too tight for him, rope sandals on his feet, blue beret on his head, an orange shirt, and, as it was Saturday night, a coat. The three took the electric train to Bilbao, and twenty minutes later were strolling through the broad but crowded streets to the Harbour Café.
What to read after The Spanish Cave?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geoffrey Household to read onlineMoreLess
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