[When the World Shook by H. Rider Haggard]@TWC D-Link bookWhen the World Shook CHAPTER XXI 3/25
Only I never knew of an instance in which the seer, on awaking, remembered the things that he had seen, as in my case.
There, however, the matter rested, or rests, for I could extract nothing more from Yva, who appeared to me to have her orders on the point. Nor did Oro ever talk of what I had seemed to see in his company, although he continued from time to time to visit me at night.
But now our conversation was of other matters.
As Bastin had discovered, by some extraordinary gift he had soon learned how to read the English language, although he never spoke a single word in that tongue.
Among our reference books that we brought from the yacht, was a thin paper edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica, which he borrowed when he discovered that it contained compressed information about the various countries of the world, also concerning almost every other matter.
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