1635: a Parcel of Rogues - Earc
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Major Andrew Lennox got off the ship—the grandly-named Fried und Freiheit, a title that the wee tub would need several friends and a muckle o’ feedin’ to live up to—he’d come over from Germany on. Were it not for strict orders, he’d have had nothing whatever to do with one of the infernal contraptions ever again. He’d puked every roll and heave of his first voyage over the seas, heading out with the Mackay regiment, back then heading into the service of King Christian IV of Denmark. He’d pretty ...much resigned himself to settling in the Germanies, when his service was done, because the price of getting home was so damned steep.
And now he was back. True to form, he’d spewed all the way back as well. Or, rather, spewed the first day and just retched the rest of the time. Five days without more than a wee bit of dunsuppe to keep body and soul together. The Fried und Freiheit had come in on the flood tide to Leith just before dawn, and with the light coming up—and, more importantly, the porters—he’d gone ashore to grab a few stout lads to carry his baggage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Major Andrew Lennox got off the ship—the grandly-named Fried und Freiheit, a title that the wee tub would need several friends and a muckle o’ feedin’ to live up to—he’d come over from Germany on. Were it not for strict orders, he’d have had nothing whatever to do with one of the infernal contraptions ever again. He’d puked every roll and heave of his first voyage over the seas, heading out with the Mackay regiment, back then heading into the service of King Christian IV of Denmark. He’d pretty ...much resigned himself to settling in the Germanies, when his service was done, because the price of getting home was so damned steep.
And now he was back. True to form, he’d spewed all the way back as well. Or, rather, spewed the first day and just retched the rest of the time. Five days without more than a wee bit of dunsuppe to keep body and soul together. The Fried und Freiheit had come in on the flood tide to Leith just before dawn, and with the light coming up—and, more importantly, the porters—he’d gone ashore to grab a few stout lads to carry his baggage.
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