Salt Seas And Sailormen
Salt Seas And Sailormen
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Men with reputations for smart work and ability in the fishing fleets are jealous of them, and the Ensenada's crowd was celebrated as the pioneer of the Magdalen Island spring baitings. To be followed by the Quickstep was an insult, and scarcely tended to promote cordial relations.
Amherst was a place where strangers were quickly spotted, and they had scarce gone a hundred feet before one of the inhabitants stopped Decker.
" Comment ga va, m'sieur ? Ba gosh, I guess you'se de first vessel for c...ome to de Madaleens dis spring. You're de ' " Ensenada of Grand Bank, " lied the skipper glibly.
"Newfn'lan' vessel, " said the other. " Ba gosh, I t'ought so. I t'ought me I see dat Beel Kittery pass on de wharf two t'ree minute ago. Dees de secon' tarn you'se ben firs' vessel for Madaleens. Much ice you meet outside, hein ? " " Quite a jag, " answered Decker coolly. " Any herrin' strikin' in yet ? " I2O Salt Seas and Sailormen " None at dees place. Might be some at Etang du Nord, or Grindstone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Men with reputations for smart work and ability in the fishing fleets are jealous of them, and the Ensenada's crowd was celebrated as the pioneer of the Magdalen Island spring baitings. To be followed by the Quickstep was an insult, and scarcely tended to promote cordial relations.
Amherst was a place where strangers were quickly spotted, and they had scarce gone a hundred feet before one of the inhabitants stopped Decker.
" Comment ga va, m'sieur ? Ba gosh, I guess you'se de first vessel for c...ome to de Madaleens dis spring. You're de ' " Ensenada of Grand Bank, " lied the skipper glibly.
"Newfn'lan' vessel, " said the other. " Ba gosh, I t'ought so. I t'ought me I see dat Beel Kittery pass on de wharf two t'ree minute ago. Dees de secon' tarn you'se ben firs' vessel for Madaleens. Much ice you meet outside, hein ? " " Quite a jag, " answered Decker coolly. " Any herrin' strikin' in yet ? " I2O Salt Seas and Sailormen " None at dees place. Might be some at Etang du Nord, or Grindstone.
What to read after Salt Seas And Sailormen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick William Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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