Every Man for Himself
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They was a bank o' blue-black cloud hangin' high beyond Hi EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF the cliffs; an' I 'lowed t' the skipper, when I seed it, that 'twould blow with snow afore the day was out.
"Ay/ says the skipper; 'an' 'twon't be long about it. ' "Jus' then Slow Jim Tool knocked Archibald Shott flat on his back. Lord, what a thump! Looked t' me as if Archibald Shott might be damaged.
"Ecod! Jim/ says I, 'what you go an' do that for?' "Why/ says Jim, 'he said a bad word again' the name o' 'Lizabet...h. ' "Never done nothin' o' the kind/ says Arch. 'I was jus' 'bidin' here amidships lookin' at the weather. ' 'Yes, you did, Arch/ says Jim; 'you done it in the forecastle las' Wednesday. I heared you as I come down the ladder. ' "Don't you knock me down again/ says Arch. 'That hurt!' "Well/ says Jim, 'you keep your tongue off poor 'Lizabeth. ' "By this time, sir, the lads was all come up from the forecastle. We wasn't much hands at fightin', in them days, on the Labrador craft, bein' all friends t'gether; an' a little turn up on 112 YOU KEEP YOUR TONGUE OFF POOR 'LIZABETH " THE SQUALL deck sort o' scared the crew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They was a bank o' blue-black cloud hangin' high beyond Hi EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF the cliffs; an' I 'lowed t' the skipper, when I seed it, that 'twould blow with snow afore the day was out.
"Ay/ says the skipper; 'an' 'twon't be long about it. ' "Jus' then Slow Jim Tool knocked Archibald Shott flat on his back. Lord, what a thump! Looked t' me as if Archibald Shott might be damaged.
"Ecod! Jim/ says I, 'what you go an' do that for?' "Why/ says Jim, 'he said a bad word again' the name o' 'Lizabet...h. ' "Never done nothin' o' the kind/ says Arch. 'I was jus' 'bidin' here amidships lookin' at the weather. ' 'Yes, you did, Arch/ says Jim; 'you done it in the forecastle las' Wednesday. I heared you as I come down the ladder. ' "Don't you knock me down again/ says Arch. 'That hurt!' "Well/ says Jim, 'you keep your tongue off poor 'Lizabeth. ' "By this time, sir, the lads was all come up from the forecastle. We wasn't much hands at fightin', in them days, on the Labrador craft, bein' all friends t'gether; an' a little turn up on 112 YOU KEEP YOUR TONGUE OFF POOR 'LIZABETH " THE SQUALL deck sort o' scared the crew.
What to read after Every Man for Himself?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duncan Norman to read onlineMoreLess
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