Edward Barry South Sea Pearler
Edward Barry South Sea Pearler
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The native crew, although they had continued their work quietly after the fight, were evidently much dissatisfied, and when at six o'clock they all marched aft and demanded to speak with the captain, Barry was not at all surprised. Rawlings, however, was furious when the steward MR. BILLY WARNER OF PONAP6 6i asked him to come on deck and see the men. Seizing his revolver, and calling to Barradas to follow him, he sprang up the companion ; Barry met him half way.
" Don't come on deck, sir, with ...a pistol in your hand, I implore you. The men are certainly angry and discontented, but a few quiet words from you will settle the matter ; they simply want you to promise them that the boatswain will not attempt to ' haze ' any one of them again. If you appear before them with a weapon in your hand they will take charge of the ship. These Gilbert Islanders are as good men as you will find anywhere in the South Seas, but they are quick-tempered and hot-blooded. I know them — you don't. " With a muttered curse the captain threw his revolver back on to the cabin table, and then followed his chief officer on deck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The native crew, although they had continued their work quietly after the fight, were evidently much dissatisfied, and when at six o'clock they all marched aft and demanded to speak with the captain, Barry was not at all surprised. Rawlings, however, was furious when the steward MR. BILLY WARNER OF PONAP6 6i asked him to come on deck and see the men. Seizing his revolver, and calling to Barradas to follow him, he sprang up the companion ; Barry met him half way.
" Don't come on deck, sir, with ...a pistol in your hand, I implore you. The men are certainly angry and discontented, but a few quiet words from you will settle the matter ; they simply want you to promise them that the boatswain will not attempt to ' haze ' any one of them again. If you appear before them with a weapon in your hand they will take charge of the ship. These Gilbert Islanders are as good men as you will find anywhere in the South Seas, but they are quick-tempered and hot-blooded. I know them — you don't. " With a muttered curse the captain threw his revolver back on to the cabin table, and then followed his chief officer on deck.
What to read after Edward Barry South Sea Pearler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Becke And Walter Jeffery to read onlineMoreLess
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