A List to Starboard
A List to Starboard
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The Captain greeted the Texanwith a significant look, waited until the Actor had been presented, looked the Texan's friend over from head to foot, and then with a nod toseveral of the others halted opposite a steamer chair in which sat thewidow and her two children--one a baby and the other a boy of four--aplump, hugable little fellow, every inch of whose surface invited acaress.
"Please stay a minute and let me talk to you, Captain, " the widowpleaded. "I've been so worried. None of these stor...ies are true, arethey? There can't be any danger or you would have told me--wouldn'tyou?" The Captain laughed heartily, so heartily that even the Chief Engineerlooked at him in astonishment. "What stories do you hear, my dear lady?" "That the steamer isn't loaded properly?" Again the Captain laughed, this time under the curls of the chubby boywhom he had caught in his arms and was kissing eagerly.
"Not loaded right?" he puffed at last when he got his breath. "Well, well, what a pity! That yarn, I guess, comes from some of the navigatorsin the smoking-room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Captain greeted the Texanwith a significant look, waited until the Actor had been presented, looked the Texan's friend over from head to foot, and then with a nod toseveral of the others halted opposite a steamer chair in which sat thewidow and her two children--one a baby and the other a boy of four--aplump, hugable little fellow, every inch of whose surface invited acaress.
"Please stay a minute and let me talk to you, Captain, " the widowpleaded. "I've been so worried. None of these stor...ies are true, arethey? There can't be any danger or you would have told me--wouldn'tyou?" The Captain laughed heartily, so heartily that even the Chief Engineerlooked at him in astonishment. "What stories do you hear, my dear lady?" "That the steamer isn't loaded properly?" Again the Captain laughed, this time under the curls of the chubby boywhom he had caught in his arms and was kissing eagerly.
"Not loaded right?" he puffed at last when he got his breath. "Well, well, what a pity! That yarn, I guess, comes from some of the navigatorsin the smoking-room.
What to read after A List to Starboard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Francis Hopkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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