Hurrah for New England!
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She begged me to bring them on board, and ask each sailor toaccept a copy for his own use. " "I'll take one for myself, and thank ye, too, for mine was left bymistake at the tavern, there, " observed Old Jack, a quiet man, who hadjust come on deck. So saying, he took up the largest of the Bibles withan air of reverence, quite in contrast with his usual bold, carelessmanner, adding, as he saw the name of the donors on thefly-leaf, --"Bless the Seamen's Friend Society and Miss Colman, too, ifshe'...s like the rest of the dear ladies who take such an interest in uspoor wanderers of the deep. " As the name of Miss Colman was mentioned, the face of Moody Dick met myeye, and never did I see such powerful emotion as his toil-worn featuresbetrayed. His eyes, which are of that pale blue peculiar to mariners, were filled with tears, and, unable to control his feelings, he turnedsuddenly round towards the water; but his distress was evident from theagonized writhing of every limb and muscle.
The sailors, rough and coarse as they are, had too much real feeling toremark upon this surprising change, and in a few moments it seemedforgotten in the excitement of finally setting sail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She begged me to bring them on board, and ask each sailor toaccept a copy for his own use. " "I'll take one for myself, and thank ye, too, for mine was left bymistake at the tavern, there, " observed Old Jack, a quiet man, who hadjust come on deck. So saying, he took up the largest of the Bibles withan air of reverence, quite in contrast with his usual bold, carelessmanner, adding, as he saw the name of the donors on thefly-leaf, --"Bless the Seamen's Friend Society and Miss Colman, too, ifshe'...s like the rest of the dear ladies who take such an interest in uspoor wanderers of the deep. " As the name of Miss Colman was mentioned, the face of Moody Dick met myeye, and never did I see such powerful emotion as his toil-worn featuresbetrayed. His eyes, which are of that pale blue peculiar to mariners, were filled with tears, and, unable to control his feelings, he turnedsuddenly round towards the water; but his distress was evident from theagonized writhing of every limb and muscle.
The sailors, rough and coarse as they are, had too much real feeling toremark upon this surprising change, and in a few moments it seemedforgotten in the excitement of finally setting sail.
What to read after Hurrah for New England!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tuthill Louisa C. to read onlineMoreLess
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