Richard Carvel — volume 01
Richard Carvel — volume 01
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The room was filled with a motley gang of sailors, mostly from the bark Mr. Hood had come on, and some from H. M. S. Hawk, then lying in the harbour.
A strapping man-o'-war's-man sat near the door, his jacket thrown openand his great chest bared, and when he perceived me he was in the act ofproposing a catch; 'twas "The Great Bell o' Lincoln, " I believe; and heheld a brimming cup of bumbo in his hand. In his surprise he set itawkwardly down again, thereby spilling full half of it. "Avast, " sa...yshe, with an oath, "what's this come among us?" and he looked me overwith a comical eye. "A d-d provincial, " he went on scornfully, "but agentleman's son, or Jack Ball's a liar. " Whereupon his companions rosefrom their seats and crowded round me. More than one reeled against me. And though I was somewhat awed by the strangeness of that dark, ill-smelling room, and by the rough company in which I found myself, I held my ground, and spoke up as strongly as I might.
"Weld, the butcher's apprentice, bids me say he will fight any man amongyou single-handed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The room was filled with a motley gang of sailors, mostly from the bark Mr. Hood had come on, and some from H. M. S. Hawk, then lying in the harbour.
A strapping man-o'-war's-man sat near the door, his jacket thrown openand his great chest bared, and when he perceived me he was in the act ofproposing a catch; 'twas "The Great Bell o' Lincoln, " I believe; and heheld a brimming cup of bumbo in his hand. In his surprise he set itawkwardly down again, thereby spilling full half of it. "Avast, " sa...yshe, with an oath, "what's this come among us?" and he looked me overwith a comical eye. "A d-d provincial, " he went on scornfully, "but agentleman's son, or Jack Ball's a liar. " Whereupon his companions rosefrom their seats and crowded round me. More than one reeled against me. And though I was somewhat awed by the strangeness of that dark, ill-smelling room, and by the rough company in which I found myself, I held my ground, and spoke up as strongly as I might.
"Weld, the butcher's apprentice, bids me say he will fight any man amongyou single-handed.
What to read after Richard Carvel — volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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