The Emigrant Ship 1
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" Yes," I answered.
*' George brought the news forrards. Our fresh water has given out plaguey soon, ha'n't it, Mr. Morgan ? Looks as if they'd thought more of swamping the hold than filling the casks. D'ye know anything of that island, sir ? " " Nothing whatever," I answered, smoking stolidly, carefully watching the rock's bear- ings meanwhile, to observe how the skipper was heading the brig.
'^ What's the facilities for watering there, 134 THE EMIGRANT SHIP.
I wonder? Have the folks ashore go...t e'er a hose ? Or do it come alongside ? " *' There's no hose," said I. " The island's as naked as my pipe-bowl." At this he stopped in his walk, and looked at the land under the sharp of his hand, then glanced aft at Cadman and Fletcher, and fell to trudging afresh with the slow rolling sulky gait of your true-born mer- chantman.
*' Are we so hard up for a drink of water as this here stoppage 'ud make out?" said he.
"The skipper means to fill his empty casks." " If the island's not inhabited, how do he know there's any fresh water to be got there ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Yes," I answered.
*' George brought the news forrards. Our fresh water has given out plaguey soon, ha'n't it, Mr. Morgan ? Looks as if they'd thought more of swamping the hold than filling the casks. D'ye know anything of that island, sir ? " " Nothing whatever," I answered, smoking stolidly, carefully watching the rock's bear- ings meanwhile, to observe how the skipper was heading the brig.
'^ What's the facilities for watering there, 134 THE EMIGRANT SHIP.
I wonder? Have the folks ashore go...t e'er a hose ? Or do it come alongside ? " *' There's no hose," said I. " The island's as naked as my pipe-bowl." At this he stopped in his walk, and looked at the land under the sharp of his hand, then glanced aft at Cadman and Fletcher, and fell to trudging afresh with the slow rolling sulky gait of your true-born mer- chantman.
*' Are we so hard up for a drink of water as this here stoppage 'ud make out?" said he.
"The skipper means to fill his empty casks." " If the island's not inhabited, how do he know there's any fresh water to be got there ?
What to read after The Emigrant Ship 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell, William Clark, 1844-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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