The Old Lieutenant And His Son 1
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or some other official, resolved to continue what seemed to them a persecution of men who had ' only been on the spree,' and who had paid already what seemed to them more than a sufficient sum for it.
Walters seated himself on one of the bunks, and said, ' I am an old sailor, and have sailed over everj^ sea, and this forecasde puts me in mind of old times; bad times they were for me, as I fear they are for you, my lads.' A general movement took the place of asking 'What next?' ' Now, boys,' Wal...ters continued, ' I like to be above-board like a sailor, and to show my papers at once. I do not like luffing or yawing, but to go stem on to port when possible ; so I tell you I have come here to see you before you sail for the dear old country, which I don't expect to visit again.
I wish to speak to you as I would to old comrades, and for no reason whatever but for your good. I want no money, no honour of any kind, but the satis- faction of your listening to me for a few minutes until VOL. I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
or some other official, resolved to continue what seemed to them a persecution of men who had ' only been on the spree,' and who had paid already what seemed to them more than a sufficient sum for it.
Walters seated himself on one of the bunks, and said, ' I am an old sailor, and have sailed over everj^ sea, and this forecasde puts me in mind of old times; bad times they were for me, as I fear they are for you, my lads.' A general movement took the place of asking 'What next?' ' Now, boys,' Wal...ters continued, ' I like to be above-board like a sailor, and to show my papers at once. I do not like luffing or yawing, but to go stem on to port when possible ; so I tell you I have come here to see you before you sail for the dear old country, which I don't expect to visit again.
I wish to speak to you as I would to old comrades, and for no reason whatever but for your good. I want no money, no honour of any kind, but the satis- faction of your listening to me for a few minutes until VOL. I.
What to read after The Old Lieutenant And His Son 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macleod Norman to read onlineMoreLess
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