Hammonds Hard Lines
Hammonds Hard Lines
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He was as much puzzled to account for his ap- pearance there as was Captain Thomas. All that he knew was that among his wishes had been one, " I wish I was on board ship in the Tropics. " He thought he'd try the effect of truth, 138 HAMMOND'S HARD LINES. So while three or four men were gettiDg ready some bits of wood and ropes, Tom told the captain his story, so far as his wish- ing was concerned. He said nothing of the later troubles at Wanderpark. The captain and the mate seemed to be in doub...t whether to be angry or amused. All they did was to smile grimly and let the preparations for the flogging go on. Stripped to his waist, Tom's body showed the marks of the scratchings he had got in the wood. " Hullo ! " cried the captain, " so this isn't your first taste of the lash. " Tom explained the marks as well as his excitement would allow him. Still his judges showed no pity. He was ruthlessly fastened to the triangle that the sailors had so smartly rigged up, his hands being bound together and fixed above his head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was as much puzzled to account for his ap- pearance there as was Captain Thomas. All that he knew was that among his wishes had been one, " I wish I was on board ship in the Tropics. " He thought he'd try the effect of truth, 138 HAMMOND'S HARD LINES. So while three or four men were gettiDg ready some bits of wood and ropes, Tom told the captain his story, so far as his wish- ing was concerned. He said nothing of the later troubles at Wanderpark. The captain and the mate seemed to be in doub...t whether to be angry or amused. All they did was to smile grimly and let the preparations for the flogging go on. Stripped to his waist, Tom's body showed the marks of the scratchings he had got in the wood. " Hullo ! " cried the captain, " so this isn't your first taste of the lash. " Tom explained the marks as well as his excitement would allow him. Still his judges showed no pity. He was ruthlessly fastened to the triangle that the sailors had so smartly rigged up, his hands being bound together and fixed above his head.
What to read after Hammonds Hard Lines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Skelton Kuppord to read onlineMoreLess
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