The Half Moon; a Romance of the Old World And the New
The Half Moon; a Romance of the Old World And the New
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"Say now these words for me." And Edward Col- man was made to say — "Hieronymus, this is your sentence; you have been mate to Outreweltius ; your sin is great, but not so great as his. I will have you stay upon this ship, but not in the honourable capacity of a seaman-gentleman ; you shall wash the dishes and draw the beer and so serve for your passage for I trow you are a very poor man— too poor to pay your meat and salt." Hieronymus rose and stamped his feet. He cast a baleful glance round up...on the crew of the Half Moon.
"You have a knife beneath your cloak," Hudson said, "pray you cast it into the sea and get you forward out of this council." Hieronymus shrugged his cloak-shoulders right up to his ears; when he was abreast of the 238 THE 'HALF MOON' high-mas{ they saw him cast something into the sea.
"That was the sheath, not the knife," Hudson said to Edward Colman. "That is a very evil man, I will wager he came with Outreweltius as a ispy upon him, and was the mouthpiece of the others of the Good Hope to urge him to mutiny." "Why will you not call him back," Edward Colman said, "and make him cast away his knife too?" "Edward Colman," Hudson answered; "if you make objections to my rulings you and I shall have a quarrel." He looked upon the round-headed man that still knelt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Say now these words for me." And Edward Col- man was made to say — "Hieronymus, this is your sentence; you have been mate to Outreweltius ; your sin is great, but not so great as his. I will have you stay upon this ship, but not in the honourable capacity of a seaman-gentleman ; you shall wash the dishes and draw the beer and so serve for your passage for I trow you are a very poor man— too poor to pay your meat and salt." Hieronymus rose and stamped his feet. He cast a baleful glance round up...on the crew of the Half Moon.
"You have a knife beneath your cloak," Hudson said, "pray you cast it into the sea and get you forward out of this council." Hieronymus shrugged his cloak-shoulders right up to his ears; when he was abreast of the 238 THE 'HALF MOON' high-mas{ they saw him cast something into the sea.
"That was the sheath, not the knife," Hudson said to Edward Colman. "That is a very evil man, I will wager he came with Outreweltius as a ispy upon him, and was the mouthpiece of the others of the Good Hope to urge him to mutiny." "Why will you not call him back," Edward Colman said, "and make him cast away his knife too?" "Edward Colman," Hudson answered; "if you make objections to my rulings you and I shall have a quarrel." He looked upon the round-headed man that still knelt.
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