Out of Gloucester
Out of Gloucester
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Now we'll go our way again. " The hooker lay over again, and the lawyer resumed his bailing, stopping only long enough to ask Gerald why he could not have kept her as she was when he was putting the new sail in place.
in A Fisherman of Costla " She was so steady then, " he said, " so steady that is, compared to what she is now. " " Steady, yes, " said Gerald, grimly. " A pity she wouldn't be half-way steady, and she hove-to. But let her lay so long enough and think you where would she be, or wh...ere would you be or me be ? Look over the rail at your elbow now. See where the sea breaks over that ledge. Twen- ty feet high it spouts, and that ledge runs far out from the shore into the bay. That's where she'd drift, and we'd be fools enough to let her. How long would you live, I'm asking you, sir, in that b'iling if you was lucky enough not to break your bones in the first smash?" "Oh, " said the lawyer, "I didn't know. " After a pause he continued : " No, I didn't know. If I knew what it was going to be I would never have dragged you out here, nor come out here myself no, not for all the reputa- tion I ever expect to make.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now we'll go our way again. " The hooker lay over again, and the lawyer resumed his bailing, stopping only long enough to ask Gerald why he could not have kept her as she was when he was putting the new sail in place.
in A Fisherman of Costla " She was so steady then, " he said, " so steady that is, compared to what she is now. " " Steady, yes, " said Gerald, grimly. " A pity she wouldn't be half-way steady, and she hove-to. But let her lay so long enough and think you where would she be, or wh...ere would you be or me be ? Look over the rail at your elbow now. See where the sea breaks over that ledge. Twen- ty feet high it spouts, and that ledge runs far out from the shore into the bay. That's where she'd drift, and we'd be fools enough to let her. How long would you live, I'm asking you, sir, in that b'iling if you was lucky enough not to break your bones in the first smash?" "Oh, " said the lawyer, "I didn't know. " After a pause he continued : " No, I didn't know. If I knew what it was going to be I would never have dragged you out here, nor come out here myself no, not for all the reputa- tion I ever expect to make.
What to read after Out of Gloucester?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James B James Brendan Connolly to read onlineMoreLess
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