Life On the Mississippi, Part 4.
Life On the Mississippi, Part 4.
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' My younger brother appeared on the hurricane deck, andshouted to Brown to stop at some landing or other a mile or so below. Brown gave no intimation that he had heard anything. But that was hisway: he never condescended to take notice of an under clerk. The windwas blowing; Brown was deaf (although he always pretended he wasn't), and I very much doubted if he had heard the order. If I had two heads, Iwould have spoken; but as I had only one, it seemed judicious to takecare of it; so I kept st...ill.
Presently, sure enough, we went sailing by that plantation. CaptainKlinefelter appeared on the deck, and said-- 'Let her come around, sir, let her come around. Didn't Henry tell you toland here?' 'NO, sir!' 'I sent him up to do, it. ' 'He did come up; and that's all the good it done, the dod-derned fool. He never said anything. ' 'Didn't YOU hear him?' asked the captain of me.
Of course I didn't want to be mixed up in this business, but there wasno way to avoid it; so I said-- 'Yes, sir. ' I knew what Brown's next remark would be, before he uttered it; it was-- 'Shut your mouth!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' My younger brother appeared on the hurricane deck, andshouted to Brown to stop at some landing or other a mile or so below. Brown gave no intimation that he had heard anything. But that was hisway: he never condescended to take notice of an under clerk. The windwas blowing; Brown was deaf (although he always pretended he wasn't), and I very much doubted if he had heard the order. If I had two heads, Iwould have spoken; but as I had only one, it seemed judicious to takecare of it; so I kept st...ill.
Presently, sure enough, we went sailing by that plantation. CaptainKlinefelter appeared on the deck, and said-- 'Let her come around, sir, let her come around. Didn't Henry tell you toland here?' 'NO, sir!' 'I sent him up to do, it. ' 'He did come up; and that's all the good it done, the dod-derned fool. He never said anything. ' 'Didn't YOU hear him?' asked the captain of me.
Of course I didn't want to be mixed up in this business, but there wasno way to avoid it; so I said-- 'Yes, sir. ' I knew what Brown's next remark would be, before he uttered it; it was-- 'Shut your mouth!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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