The Blood Ship
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Fitzgibbon, himself, was overhauling Nils' gear. The tradesmen stoodidle and watchful, one near either door of the foc'sle. Out on deck, Holy Joe was busy; we could hear him urging his crowd to be quiet andpeaceful. Newman pushed through our crowd until he was fairly into theport foc'sle, and there he stood, filling the doorway, and effectuallyblocking any attempt on the part of those behind him to rush the room.
Well, Newman looked down at the mate, and he commenced to chuckle verysoftly to hi...mself. After a moment we began to chuckle too, everyman-jack of us. We didn't laugh out loud--not one of us, exceptNewman, who had the nerve to laugh out loud at BlackjackFitzgibbon--but, hidden behind the big fellow's back, we chuckled andsnickered readily enough. And the butt of the joke was the mate, himself.
It was the mate's behavior. Anybody could see with half an eye thatthe fellow was looking for trouble. He expected trouble, and it madehim nervous. He was determined he would be ready for it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fitzgibbon, himself, was overhauling Nils' gear. The tradesmen stoodidle and watchful, one near either door of the foc'sle. Out on deck, Holy Joe was busy; we could hear him urging his crowd to be quiet andpeaceful. Newman pushed through our crowd until he was fairly into theport foc'sle, and there he stood, filling the doorway, and effectuallyblocking any attempt on the part of those behind him to rush the room.
Well, Newman looked down at the mate, and he commenced to chuckle verysoftly to hi...mself. After a moment we began to chuckle too, everyman-jack of us. We didn't laugh out loud--not one of us, exceptNewman, who had the nerve to laugh out loud at BlackjackFitzgibbon--but, hidden behind the big fellow's back, we chuckled andsnickered readily enough. And the butt of the joke was the mate, himself.
It was the mate's behavior. Anybody could see with half an eye thatthe fellow was looking for trouble. He expected trouble, and it madehim nervous. He was determined he would be ready for it.
What to read after The Blood Ship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Springer Norman to read onlineMoreLess
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