Admiral George Dewey
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Tell me. " "Well, " said John, with his usual drawl, " when you see a man who looks like an ex- plosion in a mattress factory, then you'll know it's Captain Walker. " The joke may have been on Captain Walker, but the laugh was on Egan for having his cu- riosity so explicitly satisfied.
Egan laid low for revenge. He thought over the whiskers proposition, and finally settled on Martin, the popular paymaster of the Boston, who wore a tremendous reddish bushy beard which at times, when his hat was ...pulled down over his eyes, almost obscured his countenance. One day, as we were sitting on the poop of the McCulloch, Egan came up to McCutcheon and said : " Do you know, John, I don't think it's really fair for us to fight the Spaniards with such men as Martin of the Boston, do you ?" McCutcheon, in his bland, innocent way, and forgetful of his Walker story, immediately said : " I don't know ; why not ?" 127 ADMIRAL GEORGE DEWEY " Well, don't you see, John, Martin is all the time in amhush !" There was a moment's hesitation before Mc- Cutcheon saw the point, but when he did he acknowledged that the laugh was on him, al- though the joke was on Martin with envelop- ing growth of bushy whiskers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tell me. " "Well, " said John, with his usual drawl, " when you see a man who looks like an ex- plosion in a mattress factory, then you'll know it's Captain Walker. " The joke may have been on Captain Walker, but the laugh was on Egan for having his cu- riosity so explicitly satisfied.
Egan laid low for revenge. He thought over the whiskers proposition, and finally settled on Martin, the popular paymaster of the Boston, who wore a tremendous reddish bushy beard which at times, when his hat was ...pulled down over his eyes, almost obscured his countenance. One day, as we were sitting on the poop of the McCulloch, Egan came up to McCutcheon and said : " Do you know, John, I don't think it's really fair for us to fight the Spaniards with such men as Martin of the Boston, do you ?" McCutcheon, in his bland, innocent way, and forgetful of his Walker story, immediately said : " I don't know ; why not ?" 127 ADMIRAL GEORGE DEWEY " Well, don't you see, John, Martin is all the time in amhush !" There was a moment's hesitation before Mc- Cutcheon saw the point, but when he did he acknowledged that the laugh was on him, al- though the joke was on Martin with envelop- ing growth of bushy whiskers.
What to read after Admiral George Dewey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrett, John, 1866-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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