Cargo of Coffins
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Johnson and the other two mates were efficient enough, very average mariners, but it was indicative of their lack of ambition that there was not another master’s ticket aboard the Valiant. They all had little enough to say to Lars. He was a stranger to them and though they could easily see that his seamanship was good, they reserved judgment. Lars Marlin’s state of mind was not a calm one and his natural silence, added to this, gave him a reserved air which they mistook for austerity.Comfortably... plump Johnson gave over the bridge with a salute and the single statement of the course and left. The quartermaster was relieved by the same man who had been steering on Lars’ first trick.Lars looked into the binnacle, contacted his lookouts and then went into the wing to lean against the rail and look forward into the velvet warmth of the night. Lars had wanted this trick because the Valiant was still close in, crossing the steamer lanes which led to Rio from the north. He felt the strangeness of his responsibility.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Johnson and the other two mates were efficient enough, very average mariners, but it was indicative of their lack of ambition that there was not another master’s ticket aboard the Valiant. They all had little enough to say to Lars. He was a stranger to them and though they could easily see that his seamanship was good, they reserved judgment. Lars Marlin’s state of mind was not a calm one and his natural silence, added to this, gave him a reserved air which they mistook for austerity.Comfortably... plump Johnson gave over the bridge with a salute and the single statement of the course and left. The quartermaster was relieved by the same man who had been steering on Lars’ first trick.Lars looked into the binnacle, contacted his lookouts and then went into the wing to lean against the rail and look forward into the velvet warmth of the night. Lars had wanted this trick because the Valiant was still close in, crossing the steamer lanes which led to Rio from the north. He felt the strangeness of his responsibility.
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