The Crested Seas
The Crested Seas
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Where is he ? " Men who have been astray for ten hours in a dory on a winter's day generally get a fairly warm welcome when they come alongside not so much in words as in hearty helpings over the rail and kindly glances but here was the skipper ready to scalp them, almost; a man, too, who was famous for the feeling he could put into a few words at other times. "God save you, Dinnie!" or Tom- mie, or whatever it was, " but I'm glad to see you The Joy of a Christmas Passage again, " and with a lo...ok that would warm the heart of a squid. But now!
" Is it you or me, Peter Kane, is master of this vessel ? Is it you or me, do y' think, lays out the work and has to keep track of a string of ten dories on thick days in winter, is it ? And a storm makin', is it? Here we've been laying for hours and now a dead beat agin* a no'theaster to get off the bank. 'T would make a saint in heaven swear, it would. Go forward, now, and help gripe the dories. Bot- tom up and into the hatches with 'em double- gripe 'em so bimeby they won't be washin' over the rail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where is he ? " Men who have been astray for ten hours in a dory on a winter's day generally get a fairly warm welcome when they come alongside not so much in words as in hearty helpings over the rail and kindly glances but here was the skipper ready to scalp them, almost; a man, too, who was famous for the feeling he could put into a few words at other times. "God save you, Dinnie!" or Tom- mie, or whatever it was, " but I'm glad to see you The Joy of a Christmas Passage again, " and with a lo...ok that would warm the heart of a squid. But now!
" Is it you or me, Peter Kane, is master of this vessel ? Is it you or me, do y' think, lays out the work and has to keep track of a string of ten dories on thick days in winter, is it ? And a storm makin', is it? Here we've been laying for hours and now a dead beat agin* a no'theaster to get off the bank. 'T would make a saint in heaven swear, it would. Go forward, now, and help gripe the dories. Bot- tom up and into the hatches with 'em double- gripe 'em so bimeby they won't be washin' over the rail.
What to read after The Crested Seas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James B James Brendan Connolly to read onlineMoreLess
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