My Life Among the Bluejackets
My Life Among the Bluejackets
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Still, I never thought for a moment of starting a Sailors' Rest there; Devonport seemed quite enough.
I was travelling about, speaking in town after town, telling all the good that I could think of the British bluejacket and his belongings, and also of the great needs of our second great naval centre, Devonport. On this occasion I had been staying at OUR PORTSMOUTH MUSIC-HALL 123 Bradford, Yorkshire, with a very kind friend. I had a good meeting there, and was due at York on Monday, April 14, f...or a meeting, I think, at the Deanery.
I can remember that Sunday now ; it was like a March day, and in the afternoon violent squalls of wind, accompanied by sleet, swept over the York- shire hills. I little thought that one of these squalls burst upon H. M. S. Eurydice as she was rounding the Isle of Wight under sail, making for Spithead. She was a training ship for young ordinary seamen, and was commanded by one of the most gallant officers in the navy, and withal a true and earnest Christian.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still, I never thought for a moment of starting a Sailors' Rest there; Devonport seemed quite enough.
I was travelling about, speaking in town after town, telling all the good that I could think of the British bluejacket and his belongings, and also of the great needs of our second great naval centre, Devonport. On this occasion I had been staying at OUR PORTSMOUTH MUSIC-HALL 123 Bradford, Yorkshire, with a very kind friend. I had a good meeting there, and was due at York on Monday, April 14, f...or a meeting, I think, at the Deanery.
I can remember that Sunday now ; it was like a March day, and in the afternoon violent squalls of wind, accompanied by sleet, swept over the York- shire hills. I little thought that one of these squalls burst upon H. M. S. Eurydice as she was rounding the Isle of Wight under sail, making for Spithead. She was a training ship for young ordinary seamen, and was commanded by one of the most gallant officers in the navy, and withal a true and earnest Christian.
What to read after My Life Among the Bluejackets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes Elizabeth Weston to read onlineMoreLess
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