Over the Side
Over the Side
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"Well, " said the skipper, turning to Bill, with a mighty yawn, "take himbelow, and give him some grub, and the next time a gentleman calls onyou, don't make such a confounded row about it. " He went below, followed by the mate, and after some slight hesitation, Roberts stepped up to the intruder, and signed to him to follow. He camestolidly enough, leaving a trail of water on the deck, and, afterchanging into the dry things we gave him, fell to, but without muchappearance of hunger, upon some ...salt beef and biscuits, regarding usbetween bites with black, lack-lustre eyes.
"He seems as though he's a-walking in his sleep, " said the cook.
"He ain't very hungry, " said one of the men; "he seems to mumble hisfood. " "Hungry!" repeated Bill, who had just left the wheel. "Course he ain'tfamished. He had his tea last night. " The men stared at him in bewilderment.
"Don't you see?" said Bill, still in a hoarse whisper; "ain't you everseen them eyes afore? Don't you know what he used to say about dying?It's Jem Dadd come back to us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Well, " said the skipper, turning to Bill, with a mighty yawn, "take himbelow, and give him some grub, and the next time a gentleman calls onyou, don't make such a confounded row about it. " He went below, followed by the mate, and after some slight hesitation, Roberts stepped up to the intruder, and signed to him to follow. He camestolidly enough, leaving a trail of water on the deck, and, afterchanging into the dry things we gave him, fell to, but without muchappearance of hunger, upon some ...salt beef and biscuits, regarding usbetween bites with black, lack-lustre eyes.
"He seems as though he's a-walking in his sleep, " said the cook.
"He ain't very hungry, " said one of the men; "he seems to mumble hisfood. " "Hungry!" repeated Bill, who had just left the wheel. "Course he ain'tfamished. He had his tea last night. " The men stared at him in bewilderment.
"Don't you see?" said Bill, still in a hoarse whisper; "ain't you everseen them eyes afore? Don't you know what he used to say about dying?It's Jem Dadd come back to us.
What to read after Over the Side?
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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