Many Cargoes
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" 11 What do you want to be took back to be killed for ? ' interposed one of the men judicially.
148 MANY CARGOES " I might ha' known what he meant when he said I brightened the cabin up, " said Mrs. Jansell ; "and when he said he thought me and my daughter were sisters. He said he'd like me to sit there always, the wretch ! " " Did you say that ?" inquired the skipper fiercely.
"Well, I did, " said the miserable mate; "but I didn't mean her to take it that way. She went to sleep, and I foroot ...all about her. " " What did you say such silly lies for, then ? " demanded the skipper.
The mate hung his head.
" Old enough to be your mother, too, " said the skipper severely. " Here's a nice thing to happen aboard my ship, and afore the boy too ! " " Blast the boy ! " said the goaded mate.
"Take me back, " wailed Mrs. Jansell ; " you don't know how jealous my husband is. " " He won't hurt you, " said the skipper kindly ; " he won't be jealous of a woman your time o' life ; that is, not if he's got any sense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 11 What do you want to be took back to be killed for ? ' interposed one of the men judicially.
148 MANY CARGOES " I might ha' known what he meant when he said I brightened the cabin up, " said Mrs. Jansell ; "and when he said he thought me and my daughter were sisters. He said he'd like me to sit there always, the wretch ! " " Did you say that ?" inquired the skipper fiercely.
"Well, I did, " said the miserable mate; "but I didn't mean her to take it that way. She went to sleep, and I foroot ...all about her. " " What did you say such silly lies for, then ? " demanded the skipper.
The mate hung his head.
" Old enough to be your mother, too, " said the skipper severely. " Here's a nice thing to happen aboard my ship, and afore the boy too ! " " Blast the boy ! " said the goaded mate.
"Take me back, " wailed Mrs. Jansell ; " you don't know how jealous my husband is. " " He won't hurt you, " said the skipper kindly ; " he won't be jealous of a woman your time o' life ; that is, not if he's got any sense.
What to read after Many Cargoes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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