Recollections of a Sailor, Part 1
Recollections of a Sailor, Part 1
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It wa'dbe a* for oarselves, each individaally, gie'n we had the controal o* the elements." There was no answer to Mr. Farqohar's reasoning, and thoagh evidently a very dry mortal, and not prone to make new acqaaintances, it at once became apparent that he was a man so much after Captain Boaghhead's own heart that, had there been a tavern close at hand, I dare say he woald there and then have invited Mr. Farqnbar to adjoom and have a caulker.
But as there was not, they had a long chat amongst th...e orange groves and shrubbery without the caulker.
^* And what pairt o' Scotland may ye be frae ? " inquired our skipper. "Gin it's no' tak'ing a* liberty in speering, considering our short acquaint- ance ; but I can see ye'er frae the north o* our island?" *' Inverness," replied the gardener, somewhat curtly.
^* And what brocht ye' out here, may I speer ? '* Digitized by Google 124 BECOLLEOTIONS OF ▲ SAILOB.
*' Soldiering,** said the gardener.
'' Sodgerin* ? " repeated oar skipper, resolved to have a good deal more information oat of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It wa'dbe a* for oarselves, each individaally, gie'n we had the controal o* the elements." There was no answer to Mr. Farqohar's reasoning, and thoagh evidently a very dry mortal, and not prone to make new acqaaintances, it at once became apparent that he was a man so much after Captain Boaghhead's own heart that, had there been a tavern close at hand, I dare say he woald there and then have invited Mr. Farqnbar to adjoom and have a caulker.
But as there was not, they had a long chat amongst th...e orange groves and shrubbery without the caulker.
^* And what pairt o' Scotland may ye be frae ? " inquired our skipper. "Gin it's no' tak'ing a* liberty in speering, considering our short acquaint- ance ; but I can see ye'er frae the north o* our island?" *' Inverness," replied the gardener, somewhat curtly.
^* And what brocht ye' out here, may I speer ? '* Digitized by Google 124 BECOLLEOTIONS OF ▲ SAILOB.
*' Soldiering,** said the gardener.
'' Sodgerin* ? " repeated oar skipper, resolved to have a good deal more information oat of Mr.
What to read after Recollections of a Sailor, Part 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W S William Schaw Lindsay to read onlineMoreLess
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