The Trial of William Tinkling
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I recognised in a certainAdmiral among my judges my deadliest foe. A cocoa-nut had given rise tolanguage that I could not brook. But confiding in my innocence, and alsoin the knowledge that the President of the United States (who sat nexthim) owed me a knife, I braced myself for the ordeal.
[Illustration: "TWO EXECUTIONERS WITH PINAFORES REVERSED. "] It was a solemn spectacle, that court. Two executioners with pinaforesreversed, led me in. Under the shade of an umbrella, I perceived myBride, su...pported by the Bride of the Pirate-Colonel. The President(having reproved a little female ensign for tittering, on a matter ofLife or Death) called upon me to plead, "Coward or no Coward, Guilty ornot Guilty?" I pleaded in a firm tone, "No Coward and Not Guilty. " (Thelittle female ensign being again reproved by the President formisconduct, mutinied, left the court, and threw stones. ) My implacable enemy, the Admiral, conducted the case against me. TheColonel's Bride was called to prove that I had remained behind thecorner-lamp-post during the engagement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I recognised in a certainAdmiral among my judges my deadliest foe. A cocoa-nut had given rise tolanguage that I could not brook. But confiding in my innocence, and alsoin the knowledge that the President of the United States (who sat nexthim) owed me a knife, I braced myself for the ordeal.
[Illustration: "TWO EXECUTIONERS WITH PINAFORES REVERSED. "] It was a solemn spectacle, that court. Two executioners with pinaforesreversed, led me in. Under the shade of an umbrella, I perceived myBride, su...pported by the Bride of the Pirate-Colonel. The President(having reproved a little female ensign for tittering, on a matter ofLife or Death) called upon me to plead, "Coward or no Coward, Guilty ornot Guilty?" I pleaded in a firm tone, "No Coward and Not Guilty. " (Thelittle female ensign being again reproved by the President formisconduct, mutinied, left the court, and threw stones. ) My implacable enemy, the Admiral, conducted the case against me. TheColonel's Bride was called to prove that I had remained behind thecorner-lamp-post during the engagement.
What to read after The Trial of William Tinkling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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