Mystic Isles of the South Seas
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Hizzandow 1 To tave ut fruh tin 1 " They sang the refrain a dozen times, and then Kelly dis- missed the meeting with a request for " three cheers for the I. W. W. " There is no " w " in French or in Tahitian, and the inter- preter said, " Ruperupe ah-ee dohblevay dohblevay ! " And the Tahitians : " Ai dobbebelly dobbebelly ! " Kelly came down from the platform, his freckled face shin- ing and his eyes serious but twinkling. He greeted me as the natives lit cigarettes and filed out.
" I'm runnin...' their strike for them, " he said. " It's on the square. The poor fish ! They don't make hardly enough to pay for their nets, let alone an honest day's pay, and they're up half the night and takin' chances with the sharks and the devilfish. They have to pay market dues and all sorts of taxes. They're good stiffs all right, and every one has a membership card in the I. W. W. Applied for. " When we went outside, I saw that the Dummy, who had been a witness of the scene in the hall, had a large package of fish in the surrey, and all around there were other packages of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hizzandow 1 To tave ut fruh tin 1 " They sang the refrain a dozen times, and then Kelly dis- missed the meeting with a request for " three cheers for the I. W. W. " There is no " w " in French or in Tahitian, and the inter- preter said, " Ruperupe ah-ee dohblevay dohblevay ! " And the Tahitians : " Ai dobbebelly dobbebelly ! " Kelly came down from the platform, his freckled face shin- ing and his eyes serious but twinkling. He greeted me as the natives lit cigarettes and filed out.
" I'm runnin...' their strike for them, " he said. " It's on the square. The poor fish ! They don't make hardly enough to pay for their nets, let alone an honest day's pay, and they're up half the night and takin' chances with the sharks and the devilfish. They have to pay market dues and all sorts of taxes. They're good stiffs all right, and every one has a membership card in the I. W. W. Applied for. " When we went outside, I saw that the Dummy, who had been a witness of the scene in the hall, had a large package of fish in the surrey, and all around there were other packages of them.
What to read after Mystic Isles of the South Seas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Obrien to read onlineMoreLess
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