Broken Stowage
Broken Stowage
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I kent th' skipper o' her wee Sanny Devlin . . . Stops up by in th' Weaver's Pen, on th' same stairheid's ma merrit dochter. As shune's he sees sicht o' us he shouts oot: 'Weelyum Shaw, ' ses he. 'Weel-yum Shaw an' Rubbert Gemmell, b'Goad! Man, we thocht ye wis a droont!' " 'Aye, that, ' ses he. 'We thocht ye wis a' f droont, an' th' Prudenshial's stopped callin' fur yer weekly money, ' ses he !" XXII CHOTA BURSAT 'IpHE r day had been breathless. The sun, * scarce veiled by thin, filmy clouds, ...had worked his fiery will on us all day. All ironwork about the decks stood painfully hot to the touch. Blistering paint and spurting pitch from the deck seams set up an almost unbearable stench. A quivering vapour had stood, man high, over the open hatchways and lower decks a dazzling, luminous haze that tried our tired eyes and dis- torted all objects to fevered images. Added to this was the noise and steam of our working ship. A ceaseless throb of the winches the round and rattling of falls hoarse, raucous cries and orders of hatchmen the hiss and screaming of over- worked valves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I kent th' skipper o' her wee Sanny Devlin . . . Stops up by in th' Weaver's Pen, on th' same stairheid's ma merrit dochter. As shune's he sees sicht o' us he shouts oot: 'Weelyum Shaw, ' ses he. 'Weel-yum Shaw an' Rubbert Gemmell, b'Goad! Man, we thocht ye wis a droont!' " 'Aye, that, ' ses he. 'We thocht ye wis a' f droont, an' th' Prudenshial's stopped callin' fur yer weekly money, ' ses he !" XXII CHOTA BURSAT 'IpHE r day had been breathless. The sun, * scarce veiled by thin, filmy clouds, ...had worked his fiery will on us all day. All ironwork about the decks stood painfully hot to the touch. Blistering paint and spurting pitch from the deck seams set up an almost unbearable stench. A quivering vapour had stood, man high, over the open hatchways and lower decks a dazzling, luminous haze that tried our tired eyes and dis- torted all objects to fevered images. Added to this was the noise and steam of our working ship. A ceaseless throb of the winches the round and rattling of falls hoarse, raucous cries and orders of hatchmen the hiss and screaming of over- worked valves.
What to read after Broken Stowage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David W David William Bone to read onlineMoreLess
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