Cap'n Eri
Cap'n Eri
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I'm gladto see you lookin' so well. I said to 'Squealer' the other day, s'I, 'Squealer, I never see a man hold his age like Cap'n Hedge. I'll beblessed if he looks a day over forty, ' I says. Take off your coat, won'tyou?" Somehow or other, the Captain must have lost sight of "Web's" extendedhand. Certainly, the hand was large enough to be seen, but he did nottake it. He did, however, accept the invitation to remove his coat, and, slipping out of the faded brown pea jacket, threw it on a settee... at theside of the room. His face was stern and his manner quiet, and in spiteOf Mr. Saunders' flattering reference to his youthful appearance, thismorning he looked at least more than a day past forty.
But, if Captain Eri was more than usually quiet and reserved, "Web"was unchanged, and, if he noticed that the handshake was declined, saidnothing about it. His smile was sweetness itself, as he observed, "Well, Cap'n, mighty mod'rate weather we're having for this time of year, ain'tit? What's new down your way?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'm gladto see you lookin' so well. I said to 'Squealer' the other day, s'I, 'Squealer, I never see a man hold his age like Cap'n Hedge. I'll beblessed if he looks a day over forty, ' I says. Take off your coat, won'tyou?" Somehow or other, the Captain must have lost sight of "Web's" extendedhand. Certainly, the hand was large enough to be seen, but he did nottake it. He did, however, accept the invitation to remove his coat, and, slipping out of the faded brown pea jacket, threw it on a settee... at theside of the room. His face was stern and his manner quiet, and in spiteOf Mr. Saunders' flattering reference to his youthful appearance, thismorning he looked at least more than a day past forty.
But, if Captain Eri was more than usually quiet and reserved, "Web"was unchanged, and, if he noticed that the handshake was declined, saidnothing about it. His smile was sweetness itself, as he observed, "Well, Cap'n, mighty mod'rate weather we're having for this time of year, ain'tit? What's new down your way?
What to read after Cap'n Eri?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lincoln Joseph Crosby to read onlineMoreLess
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