The Romance of the Martin Connor
The Romance of the Martin Connor
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The incident was an eye-opener to us, but was not so to Captain Esterkay, who knew well the region and the "white men" living in it. It was a most emphatic reminder that we, in our little sane and ordinary world composed by the ship and her company, were passing ever far- ther and farther into a strange and unknown sur- rounding that we could not hope to understand.
128 THE MARTIN CONNOR The difficulty came about over the negro car- penter.
I think that I have already referred to him. His name ...was no less than Andrew Jackson Jefferson Davis, and in most ways but one, An- drew was like any other rather tough old negro of the marine order. His one startling peculi- arity was that he was dumb. He could make, when he chose, rather ghastly and partially comprehensible sounds; but articulate speech had gone from him one day with his tongue when he had brought upon himself the ferocity of some negro secret society in New Orleans.
Andrew was engaged in repairing the mos- quito bar in Mr. Massingbird's cabin, and in doing so he upset a bottle of ink.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The incident was an eye-opener to us, but was not so to Captain Esterkay, who knew well the region and the "white men" living in it. It was a most emphatic reminder that we, in our little sane and ordinary world composed by the ship and her company, were passing ever far- ther and farther into a strange and unknown sur- rounding that we could not hope to understand.
128 THE MARTIN CONNOR The difficulty came about over the negro car- penter.
I think that I have already referred to him. His name ...was no less than Andrew Jackson Jefferson Davis, and in most ways but one, An- drew was like any other rather tough old negro of the marine order. His one startling peculi- arity was that he was dumb. He could make, when he chose, rather ghastly and partially comprehensible sounds; but articulate speech had gone from him one day with his tongue when he had brought upon himself the ferocity of some negro secret society in New Orleans.
Andrew was engaged in repairing the mos- quito bar in Mr. Massingbird's cabin, and in doing so he upset a bottle of ink.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oswald Kendall to read onlineMoreLess
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