Dixon's Return
Dixon's Return
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"It's a 'ard life is the sea, and he'll appreciate his 'ome when 'ecomes back to it agin. He don't know when 'e's well off. It's ascomfortable a 'ome as a man could wish to 'ave. " It was surprising wot alittle difference George Dixon's being away made to the Blue Lion. Nobody seemed to miss 'im much, and things went on just the same as aforehe went. Mrs. Dixon was all right with most people, and 'er relations'ad a very good time of it; old Burge began to put on flesh at such arate that the sig...ht of a ladder made 'im ill a'most, and Charlie and Bobwent about as if the place belonged to 'em.
They 'eard nothing for eight months, and then a letter came for Mrs. Dixon from her 'usband in which he said that 'e had left the _Seabird_after 'aving had a time which made 'im shiver to think of. He said thatthe men was the roughest of the rough and the officers was worse, andthat he 'ad hardly 'ad a day without a blow from one or the other sincehe'd been aboard. He'd been knocked down with a hand-spike by the secondmate, and had 'ad a week in his bunk with a kick given 'im by theboatswain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It's a 'ard life is the sea, and he'll appreciate his 'ome when 'ecomes back to it agin. He don't know when 'e's well off. It's ascomfortable a 'ome as a man could wish to 'ave. " It was surprising wot alittle difference George Dixon's being away made to the Blue Lion. Nobody seemed to miss 'im much, and things went on just the same as aforehe went. Mrs. Dixon was all right with most people, and 'er relations'ad a very good time of it; old Burge began to put on flesh at such arate that the sig...ht of a ladder made 'im ill a'most, and Charlie and Bobwent about as if the place belonged to 'em.
They 'eard nothing for eight months, and then a letter came for Mrs. Dixon from her 'usband in which he said that 'e had left the _Seabird_after 'aving had a time which made 'im shiver to think of. He said thatthe men was the roughest of the rough and the officers was worse, andthat he 'ad hardly 'ad a day without a blow from one or the other sincehe'd been aboard. He'd been knocked down with a hand-spike by the secondmate, and had 'ad a week in his bunk with a kick given 'im by theboatswain.
What to read after Dixon's Return?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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