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A Tale of Two Tunnels: A Romance of the Western Waters

William Clark Russell

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .The light shone very well here, and sank for a distance of twenty or thirty feet into the gloom, then went out in utter suddenness into black blankness. Miss Conway saw standing beside her a man of about thirty years of age. He was dressed in the style of the day when Peace had newly lighted on the land, when the billows of our home waters were no longer vexed by the keels of contending cruisers, nor by their thunder. He was decidedly handsome. Hair cut short behind. He had lost his hat, and she could see that his hair in front was bushy and plentiful, coming over the forehead in the 'fine' style of that age. He had very striking features, but they looked ashen and sunken now. He bowed to the young lady when their gaze met, and said, raising his hand—

'You perceive I have lost my hat.'

'We will not seek it,' she exclaimed.

He was dressed in a dark green cloth coat, a coloured waistcoat and metal buttons. He[Pg 26] was covered with dust, h. . . Read More

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Adventure suspense and romance

William Clark Russell wrote fine and popular seafaring tales of both adventure and romance. A contemporary of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, his writing is mentioned in one of the Sherlock Holmes stories. Doyle has Dr. Watson reading one of Russell's works.

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