The White Wolf And Other Fireside Tales
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I'm told that seamen are scarce, sir, " says he. "I was wondering ifyou could find me a berth anywhere, for I've 'arned forty per cent. Formy employers before now, and could do it again, but for a man of myunfortunate looks 'tis hard to get a start. " Mr. Rogers tapped the desk with his ruler, like one considering. "Why have they turned you out?" he asked. "Anything professional?" "How could _I_ help Mr. Job's sitting down on a lump of honey?I put it to you, sir, as a business man. " "I'm sure... I don't know, " said Mr. Rogers. "Let's have the story. " So out it all came. "He's a man of wrath, " said Captain Jacka, "and he'll be sorry for it when he comes to die. " "There's one or two, " said Mr. Rogers, "would like to hurry thatreckoning a bit. Well, well, I can make shift to fit you up withsomething for a week or two, and maybe by that time there'll be anopening aboard one of the Packets. Just now, in Christmas week, business is slack enough, but what do you say to going mate on a vesselas far as the Downs?" "Nothing I should like better, " says Jacka.
What to read after The White Wolf And Other Fireside Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quiller-Couch Arthur Thomas Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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