A Memoir of Dr James Jackson With Sketches of His Father Hon Jonathan Jackso
A Memoir of Dr James Jackson With Sketches of His Father Hon Jonathan Jackso
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It had wooden walls and those 1 See Dr. S. A. Green's address on the Medical History of the Century, Massachusetts Medical Society, 1881.
MEDICAL STUDIES 207 not very thick. Its only entrance was through its door in front. This little box answered for us the purposes of a ship's cabin. The accommodations which belonged to it were brought within a very small compass, but there was all that was needed. The captain's berth was at the rear and on the star- board side of our dwelling-place. On the l...arboard side of the same, the corresponding place was occupied by two berths. In the upper one was our friend and fellow passenger, Mr. S. G. Perkins. My berth was immediately under his, my bed being made upon the deck floor.
" In the front of the cabin there was placed a berth for the first mate. In the corresponding part, on the left, was a young gentleman, a son of a friend of my brother the captain, who had now gone on board to learn the business of a seaman under his guidance. The open space on the deck between our berths was occupied by our table, and by the chairs on each side of the table, except where we found a very narrow space, to pass upon on either side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had wooden walls and those 1 See Dr. S. A. Green's address on the Medical History of the Century, Massachusetts Medical Society, 1881.
MEDICAL STUDIES 207 not very thick. Its only entrance was through its door in front. This little box answered for us the purposes of a ship's cabin. The accommodations which belonged to it were brought within a very small compass, but there was all that was needed. The captain's berth was at the rear and on the star- board side of our dwelling-place. On the l...arboard side of the same, the corresponding place was occupied by two berths. In the upper one was our friend and fellow passenger, Mr. S. G. Perkins. My berth was immediately under his, my bed being made upon the deck floor.
" In the front of the cabin there was placed a berth for the first mate. In the corresponding part, on the left, was a young gentleman, a son of a friend of my brother the captain, who had now gone on board to learn the business of a seaman under his guidance. The open space on the deck between our berths was occupied by our table, and by the chairs on each side of the table, except where we found a very narrow space, to pass upon on either side.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Jackson Putnam to read onlineMoreLess
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