Cartagena And the Banks of the Sin
Cartagena And the Banks of the Sin
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Old Southcote, 'e 'ad sailed all his life out of the Hartlepools, 'e drops off next. Jack goes the last. I says to 'im : ' 'Old on ; don't leave a fellow all alone. ' J E says : c No use, 'Enery '; and he drops off, and leaves me 'angin' to the boat, froze to the gizzard, in a Bull o' Barney of a sea. 'Ow it all 'appened I don't know, but I finds myself on board of a destroyer, a-goin' into Plymouth Sound. They says they found me lashed to the boat with a bit of sennit and my braces ; but I nev...er knowed. Anyhow, I turns in and 'as a sleep, and in the morning, after breakfast, borrows a rig-out from a sailor-man, a friend of mine, and goes ashore. There I takes the train right 'ome to Maiden Newton, and io8 CARTAGENA DE INDIAS next day I gets married. That was a year ago, and 'ere's a bit of baby's 'air I always carries in my pocket- book. " That was the kind of yarn that made one long to be torpedoed in cold weather, not altogether with a view to matrimony. The Newfoundland barquantine, ninety days out from San Francisco, that spoke to us, asking for the right latitude, for she was out of her reckoning, was a great incident.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Old Southcote, 'e 'ad sailed all his life out of the Hartlepools, 'e drops off next. Jack goes the last. I says to 'im : ' 'Old on ; don't leave a fellow all alone. ' J E says : c No use, 'Enery '; and he drops off, and leaves me 'angin' to the boat, froze to the gizzard, in a Bull o' Barney of a sea. 'Ow it all 'appened I don't know, but I finds myself on board of a destroyer, a-goin' into Plymouth Sound. They says they found me lashed to the boat with a bit of sennit and my braces ; but I nev...er knowed. Anyhow, I turns in and 'as a sleep, and in the morning, after breakfast, borrows a rig-out from a sailor-man, a friend of mine, and goes ashore. There I takes the train right 'ome to Maiden Newton, and io8 CARTAGENA DE INDIAS next day I gets married. That was a year ago, and 'ere's a bit of baby's 'air I always carries in my pocket- book. " That was the kind of yarn that made one long to be torpedoed in cold weather, not altogether with a view to matrimony. The Newfoundland barquantine, ninety days out from San Francisco, that spoke to us, asking for the right latitude, for she was out of her reckoning, was a great incident.
What to read after Cartagena And the Banks of the Sin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R B Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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