Lost Ships And Lonely Seas
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" The other negro of the crew grinned at his com- rade and exclaimed : "If you go, Jack, I reckon I 's obliged to stand by. " The scapegrace Pat, regarding the captain as his friend and protector, also elected to stay with him. So Captain Judah Paddock was left to toil on- 138 LOST SHIPS AND LONELY SEAS ward with Black Sam and Black Jack and the im- possible Irish cook as his companions in misery while the mate and the rest of the crew turned west- ward to find the wreck of their ship. The part...ing scene has a certain nobility and pathos, as the cap- tain's narrative describes it.
The generosity of my fellow sufferers ought not to pass by unnoticed. To a man they agreed that we should have a larger share of the water remaining than those returning to the ship. Furthermore, they invited us to join them in taking a drink from their own stock and at the conclusion, sailor-like, they proposed a parting glass, also from their own bottles. All things arranged and our packs made up, we took of each other an affectionate leave and thus we separated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The other negro of the crew grinned at his com- rade and exclaimed : "If you go, Jack, I reckon I 's obliged to stand by. " The scapegrace Pat, regarding the captain as his friend and protector, also elected to stay with him. So Captain Judah Paddock was left to toil on- 138 LOST SHIPS AND LONELY SEAS ward with Black Sam and Black Jack and the im- possible Irish cook as his companions in misery while the mate and the rest of the crew turned west- ward to find the wreck of their ship. The part...ing scene has a certain nobility and pathos, as the cap- tain's narrative describes it.
The generosity of my fellow sufferers ought not to pass by unnoticed. To a man they agreed that we should have a larger share of the water remaining than those returning to the ship. Furthermore, they invited us to join them in taking a drink from their own stock and at the conclusion, sailor-like, they proposed a parting glass, also from their own bottles. All things arranged and our packs made up, we took of each other an affectionate leave and thus we separated.
What to read after Lost Ships And Lonely Seas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paine, Ralph Delahaye, 1871-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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