[The Wings of the Morning by Louis Tracy]@TWC D-Link bookThe Wings of the Morning CHAPTER VII 4/34
A man able to shout on the same scale could easily make himself heard for twenty miles." "Then I do not like such beetles; I always hated them, but this latest variety is positively detestable.
Such nasty things ought to be kept in zoological gardens, and not turned loose.
Moreover, my tea will be boiled into spinach." Nevertheless, the tea, though minus sugar or milk, was grateful enough and particularly acceptable to the sailor, who entertained Iris with a disquisition on the many virtues of that marvelous beverage.
Curiously enough, the lifting of the veil upon the man's earlier history made these two much better friends.
With more complete acquaintance there was far less tendency towards certain passages which, under ordinary conditions, could be construed as nothing else than downright flirtation. They made the pleasing discovery that they could both sing.
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