The Long Trick
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Then we'll know'oo's 'oo, as the sayin' is. But there's one crew as I'll put my shirton, an' that's the Orficers' Gigs. " "'Ow about the Boys' Cutters?" demanded the Ship's Painter whosesovereign was in jeopardy.
"_An'_ the Vet'rans' Skiffs, " echoed the Captain of the Forecastle, "what my wife mentioned? 'Fred, ' she says----" "An' the All-comers, " interrupted the Captain of the Side, "wiv theChief Buffer[2] coxin' the launch?" The Quartermaster of the Morning Watch made a motion with an enor...mousfreckled paw as if stroking an invisible kitten. "I ain't sayin'nothin' against 'em. Nothin' at all. What I says is, 'Wait an' see. 'I ain't a bettin' man, not meself. But if anyone was to fancy an even'arf quid----" The shrill whistle of the call-boy's pipe clove the babel of thecrowded mess-deck.
"A-a-away Racing Whaler's Crew!" shouted the cracked high tenor. "Man your boat!" "There you are!" said the Blacksmith, a silent, bearded man. "What arewe all 'angin' on to the slack for? Come on deck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then we'll know'oo's 'oo, as the sayin' is. But there's one crew as I'll put my shirton, an' that's the Orficers' Gigs. " "'Ow about the Boys' Cutters?" demanded the Ship's Painter whosesovereign was in jeopardy.
"_An'_ the Vet'rans' Skiffs, " echoed the Captain of the Forecastle, "what my wife mentioned? 'Fred, ' she says----" "An' the All-comers, " interrupted the Captain of the Side, "wiv theChief Buffer[2] coxin' the launch?" The Quartermaster of the Morning Watch made a motion with an enor...mousfreckled paw as if stroking an invisible kitten. "I ain't sayin'nothin' against 'em. Nothin' at all. What I says is, 'Wait an' see. 'I ain't a bettin' man, not meself. But if anyone was to fancy an even'arf quid----" The shrill whistle of the call-boy's pipe clove the babel of thecrowded mess-deck.
"A-a-away Racing Whaler's Crew!" shouted the cracked high tenor. "Man your boat!" "There you are!" said the Blacksmith, a silent, bearded man. "What arewe all 'angin' on to the slack for? Come on deck.
What to read after The Long Trick?
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