Crown And Anchor
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"He and I are old chums, sir. " "Indeed? Then there's no need for my introducing you, " said thecommander, with his genial laugh, which it was quite a pleasure to hearsometimes, it put one so much at one's ease. "Mind though, youngster, not too much skylarking when you get below. We don't want any more ofthat overboard business on board here, you know. " Of course I sniggered at this, understanding the allusion; but, naturally, Tom was not in the secret, and I had a good deal to tell himwhen I ...got him below.
The two of us took our seats on one of the lockers in a quiet corner ofthe gunroom and had such a very long chat, that we were only interruptedby Larkyns flinging a boot at us at Four Bells, calling out that it washigh time for us to turn in to our hammocks.
He wanted to go to sleep he told us; for he would have to go on deck totake the middle watch at midnight, which was as close-handy as the boothe had sent at our heads to remind us!
This set us both giggling, which brought the companion boot to ourcorner, where it thumped against the bulkhead, grazing little Tom's noseand making him sniff.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He and I are old chums, sir. " "Indeed? Then there's no need for my introducing you, " said thecommander, with his genial laugh, which it was quite a pleasure to hearsometimes, it put one so much at one's ease. "Mind though, youngster, not too much skylarking when you get below. We don't want any more ofthat overboard business on board here, you know. " Of course I sniggered at this, understanding the allusion; but, naturally, Tom was not in the secret, and I had a good deal to tell himwhen I ...got him below.
The two of us took our seats on one of the lockers in a quiet corner ofthe gunroom and had such a very long chat, that we were only interruptedby Larkyns flinging a boot at us at Four Bells, calling out that it washigh time for us to turn in to our hammocks.
He wanted to go to sleep he told us; for he would have to go on deck totake the middle watch at midnight, which was as close-handy as the boothe had sent at our heads to remind us!
This set us both giggling, which brought the companion boot to ourcorner, where it thumped against the bulkhead, grazing little Tom's noseand making him sniff.
What to read after Crown And Anchor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hutcheson John Conroy to read onlineMoreLess
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