[collected Works] V. 10
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You're a first-rate seaman, no mistake of that ; but you're the most dis- agreeable man I ever sailed with ; and your language and your conduct to the crew I cannot stomach. I guess we'll separate.' I didn't care about the berth, you may 254 THE WRECKER.
be sure; but I felt kind of mean; and if he made one kind of stink. I thought I could make another. So I said I would go ashore and see how things stood; went, found I was all right, and came aboard again on the top rail. — ' Are you getting yo...ur traps together, Mr. Nares ? ' says the old man. — ' No/ says I ; ' I don't know as we'll sep- arate much before 'Frisco ; at least,' I said, ' it's a point for your consideration. I'm very willing to say good-by to the Maria, but I don't know whether you'll care to start me out with three months' wages.' He got his money-box right away. 'My son,' says he, 'I think it cheap at the money.' He had me there." It was a singular tale for a man to tell of himself; above all, in the midst of our discussion ; but it was quite in character for Nares.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You're a first-rate seaman, no mistake of that ; but you're the most dis- agreeable man I ever sailed with ; and your language and your conduct to the crew I cannot stomach. I guess we'll separate.' I didn't care about the berth, you may 254 THE WRECKER.
be sure; but I felt kind of mean; and if he made one kind of stink. I thought I could make another. So I said I would go ashore and see how things stood; went, found I was all right, and came aboard again on the top rail. — ' Are you getting yo...ur traps together, Mr. Nares ? ' says the old man. — ' No/ says I ; ' I don't know as we'll sep- arate much before 'Frisco ; at least,' I said, ' it's a point for your consideration. I'm very willing to say good-by to the Maria, but I don't know whether you'll care to start me out with three months' wages.' He got his money-box right away. 'My son,' says he, 'I think it cheap at the money.' He had me there." It was a singular tale for a man to tell of himself; above all, in the midst of our discussion ; but it was quite in character for Nares.
What to read after [collected Works] V. 10?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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