[A Little Boy Lost by Hudson. W. H.]@TWC D-Link bookA Little Boy Lost CHAPTER XVIII 7/14
The shoulders and head appeared; then it changed its position and the face was towards him with the vast eyes, that had a dim, greyish light in them, gazing up into his.
Martin trembled as he gazed, not exactly with fear, but with excitement, because he recognized in this huge water-monster under him that Old Man of the Sea who had appeared and talked to him in his dream when he fell asleep among the rocks.
Could it be, although he was asleep at the time, that the Old Man really had appeared before him, and that his eyes had been open just enough to see him? By-and-by the cloud-like face disappeared, and did not return though he watched for it a long time.
Then sitting on the black, rotten wood and brown seaweed he gazed over the ocean, a vast green, sunlit expanse with no shore and no living thing upon it.
But after a while he began to think that there was some living thing in it, which was always near him though he could not see what it was.
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