Quarterdeck And Foksle Stories of the Sea
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Laurison received them, as she did everybody, kindly and graciously. The admiral, struck by her gentle and refined man ner, bowed over the hand of the farmer's wife as if she were the greatest lady in the land, while Billy Bowline stood just outside the door, twiddling his cap, and could not be induced to sit down even in the hall.
" For 't ain't for the likes o' me to be sittin' down afore ladies, " said Billy. " But I 'd like mightily to have a word with that little 'un as looks like a angel.... " Minna, after having made friends with the admiral, was quite willing to make friends with the old sailor. Presently they saw her put her chubby hand in his and lead him out under a tree, where they both sat down on the grass, 82 A QUARTERDECK STORY.
and through the window floated in scraps of a thrilling narrative that Billy was telling her: "The prin-tess, she then give orders, 'Bring up my palankeen, ' and she climbed over the side and then she trimmed the palankeen, and it 's a mighty onhandy thing to trim, my dear" Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Laurison received them, as she did everybody, kindly and graciously. The admiral, struck by her gentle and refined man ner, bowed over the hand of the farmer's wife as if she were the greatest lady in the land, while Billy Bowline stood just outside the door, twiddling his cap, and could not be induced to sit down even in the hall.
" For 't ain't for the likes o' me to be sittin' down afore ladies, " said Billy. " But I 'd like mightily to have a word with that little 'un as looks like a angel.... " Minna, after having made friends with the admiral, was quite willing to make friends with the old sailor. Presently they saw her put her chubby hand in his and lead him out under a tree, where they both sat down on the grass, 82 A QUARTERDECK STORY.
and through the window floated in scraps of a thrilling narrative that Billy was telling her: "The prin-tess, she then give orders, 'Bring up my palankeen, ' and she climbed over the side and then she trimmed the palankeen, and it 's a mighty onhandy thing to trim, my dear" Mrs.
What to read after Quarterdeck And Foksle Stories of the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seawell Molly Elliot to read onlineMoreLess
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