A Voyage At Anchor
A Voyage At Anchor
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Then we had all the pastimes which are afforded by shipboard life to fall back iipon when the time hung on our hands, such as boating, fishing, and the innumerable devices for killing leisure at sea which have been invented by generations of bored ocean-going passengers.
150 THE GHOST 151 After about the first fortnight of our existence on board the Calenture, we had all of us grown very much attached to the old hulk, and more so to the happy hours of our summer holiday. With the exception of t...he brief gale I have already described, the weather in all this while remained gloriously fine, the sea as calm and the sky as blue as though we floated upon the waters of the Adriatic at the drowsiest time of the year. We heard no more from either Elizabeth or Emma of their wish to be set ashore, and I divined the reason of this easily enough when my wife told me, with a laugh, two or three days afterwards, that she had discovered the cook was "gone" upon our leading seaman, James Spry.
We met with one little incident which dis- turbed us a bit whilst it lasted, just about this time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then we had all the pastimes which are afforded by shipboard life to fall back iipon when the time hung on our hands, such as boating, fishing, and the innumerable devices for killing leisure at sea which have been invented by generations of bored ocean-going passengers.
150 THE GHOST 151 After about the first fortnight of our existence on board the Calenture, we had all of us grown very much attached to the old hulk, and more so to the happy hours of our summer holiday. With the exception of t...he brief gale I have already described, the weather in all this while remained gloriously fine, the sea as calm and the sky as blue as though we floated upon the waters of the Adriatic at the drowsiest time of the year. We heard no more from either Elizabeth or Emma of their wish to be set ashore, and I divined the reason of this easily enough when my wife told me, with a laugh, two or three days afterwards, that she had discovered the cook was "gone" upon our leading seaman, James Spry.
We met with one little incident which dis- turbed us a bit whilst it lasted, just about this time.
What to read after A Voyage At Anchor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell, William Clark, 1844-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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