The Old Tobacco Shop
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"Here comes the Able Seaman!" cried Toby. "And see what he's got on hiswrist!" Mr. Lemuel Mizzen came rolling down the deck, and as he approached hetook off his cap with his left hand and made a bow. On his right wristwas a blue and red parrot, who cocked his head sideways at thestrangers, and then looked up inquiringly at the Able Seaman.
"Good morning, all!" said Mr. Mizzen. "Glad to see the passengers cometo life again! Nothing like the open sea, lady and gentlemen!" "Are you sure it's perfe...ctly safe?" said Aunt Amanda.
"Perfectly safe, ma'am. A tight little bark is The Sieve, provided thedippers hold out. Most of the men is below now, baling out the waterwith their dippers, and the ship ain't leaking more than ordinary--yet. Of course you never can tell what may happen, but there's plenty ofdippers, unless we should founder in a storm, or split up on the rocks, or----" "Mercy on us!" cried Aunt Amanda. "I wish we hadn't come. If I only hadsome sewing with me. " "Would you mend socks, ma'am?" "Oh, that would be lovely!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Here comes the Able Seaman!" cried Toby. "And see what he's got on hiswrist!" Mr. Lemuel Mizzen came rolling down the deck, and as he approached hetook off his cap with his left hand and made a bow. On his right wristwas a blue and red parrot, who cocked his head sideways at thestrangers, and then looked up inquiringly at the Able Seaman.
"Good morning, all!" said Mr. Mizzen. "Glad to see the passengers cometo life again! Nothing like the open sea, lady and gentlemen!" "Are you sure it's perfe...ctly safe?" said Aunt Amanda.
"Perfectly safe, ma'am. A tight little bark is The Sieve, provided thedippers hold out. Most of the men is below now, baling out the waterwith their dippers, and the ship ain't leaking more than ordinary--yet. Of course you never can tell what may happen, but there's plenty ofdippers, unless we should founder in a storm, or split up on the rocks, or----" "Mercy on us!" cried Aunt Amanda. "I wish we hadn't come. If I only hadsome sewing with me. " "Would you mend socks, ma'am?" "Oh, that would be lovely!
What to read after The Old Tobacco Shop?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bowen William to read onlineMoreLess
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