Timothy of the Cay
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Curaçao Never having flown before, I wanted to watch the drifting, fluffy clouds, see the Caribbean below us. Perhaps a ship or a schooner would be cutting a white wake in the blue waters down there. Instead, I listened to the noisy twin engines, felt the vibrations of the fuselage, now and then a sickening bump.
Back in civilization, I was realizing more and more each day just how precious sight was. To look out any window was now useless. To look into a mirror was now useless. Even to look dow...n at my hands or feet was useless. The darkness held me prisoner.
Over the engine's drone, my mother talked on and on about things that had happened the last six months. She'd done that, almost nonstop, since the moment she'd entered the hospital room in Panama. She felt guilty, my father said later.
"Oh, Phillip, I meant to tell you..." Several hours later, I stepped down off the DC-3 ladder, holding Stew, Father guiding me.
Desert heat, so different from the cay, or the moist air of Panama, bounced off the runway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Curaçao Never having flown before, I wanted to watch the drifting, fluffy clouds, see the Caribbean below us. Perhaps a ship or a schooner would be cutting a white wake in the blue waters down there. Instead, I listened to the noisy twin engines, felt the vibrations of the fuselage, now and then a sickening bump.
Back in civilization, I was realizing more and more each day just how precious sight was. To look out any window was now useless. To look into a mirror was now useless. Even to look dow...n at my hands or feet was useless. The darkness held me prisoner.
Over the engine's drone, my mother talked on and on about things that had happened the last six months. She'd done that, almost nonstop, since the moment she'd entered the hospital room in Panama. She felt guilty, my father said later.
"Oh, Phillip, I meant to tell you..." Several hours later, I stepped down off the DC-3 ladder, holding Stew, Father guiding me.
Desert heat, so different from the cay, or the moist air of Panama, bounced off the runway.
What to read after Timothy of the Cay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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