كتاب · Quo Vadis
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المؤلف: Henryk Sienkiewicz
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Suddenly there came the squeaking of blocks and the rattle and
scrape of rings as foresails were rushed up at peak and throat.
Headsails raced into position, and, with the anchors cat-headed;
the vessels, with their captains at the wheels or tillers, swung
into the wind and began to crawl ahead.
Behind them, as they forged toward the passage, lay the gray
scimitar of stony beach half a mile long. Beyond it were the
white, contented-looking cottages built along the road, and back
of all rose the vivid green mountains, covered with pine,
tamarack, and silver birch, above whose tops at the line of the
summit there appeared three terrific, puffy thunder-heads.
As they moved toward Flag Point the gaily colored crowds moved
with them past the post-office, the stores, the burned wharfs,
and the fish stands.
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