The Ebbing of the Tide South Sea Stories
The Ebbing of the Tide South Sea Stories
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8s 86 Mrs. Liardet : "Joe, " said Liardet, in his practical way, which even the words of the doctor and the face of the clock before him could not change, " cock your ears and listen, for I haven't got much time, and you have the ship to look to. I want you to tell the owners that this affair at La Vandola wasn't my fault. We was doing fair and square trading when a buck drives his knife into me for no apparent reason beyond the simple damned fun of the thing. Well, he's done for me, and Tommy ...Tonga for him, and that's all you've got to say about that. Next thing is to ask 'em to sling Tommy a fiver over and above his wages for saving of the boat and trade, mind, Joe. Don't say for potting the nigger, Joe ; boat and trade, boat and trade, that's the tack to go on with owners, Joe. Well, let's see now. . . . My old woman. See she gets fair play, wages up to date of death, eh, Joe ? By God, old man, she won't get much of a cheque only four months out now from Sydney. Look here, Joe, the Belgian's all right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8s 86 Mrs. Liardet : "Joe, " said Liardet, in his practical way, which even the words of the doctor and the face of the clock before him could not change, " cock your ears and listen, for I haven't got much time, and you have the ship to look to. I want you to tell the owners that this affair at La Vandola wasn't my fault. We was doing fair and square trading when a buck drives his knife into me for no apparent reason beyond the simple damned fun of the thing. Well, he's done for me, and Tommy ...Tonga for him, and that's all you've got to say about that. Next thing is to ask 'em to sling Tommy a fiver over and above his wages for saving of the boat and trade, mind, Joe. Don't say for potting the nigger, Joe ; boat and trade, boat and trade, that's the tack to go on with owners, Joe. Well, let's see now. . . . My old woman. See she gets fair play, wages up to date of death, eh, Joe ? By God, old man, she won't get much of a cheque only four months out now from Sydney. Look here, Joe, the Belgian's all right.
What to read after The Ebbing of the Tide South Sea Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Becke And Walter Jeffery to read onlineMoreLess
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