The Young Trawler
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"What cheer, John! what cheer, my hearty!" The master of the _Boy Jim_ was seen to raise his hand in reply to thesalutation, and his voice came strong and cheerily over the sea, but hewas too far off to be heard distinctly, so Billy raised his hand againby way of saying, "All right, my boy!" At the same time a hail was heard at the other side of the vessel. Thecrew turned round and crossed the deck.
"It's our namesake--or nearly so--the _Morning Star_, " said Trevor toGunter, for the latter bei...ng a new hand knew little of the names ofeither smacks or masters.
"Is her skipper a friend o' yours too?" asked Gunter of Billy.
"Yes, Bowers _is_ a friend o' mine--an' a first-rate fellow too; whichis more than you will ever be, " retorted Billy, again stretching up theready arm and hand. "What cheer, Joseph, what cheer!" "What cheer! Billy--why, I didn't know you, you've grow'd so much, "shouted the master of the _Morning Star_, whose middle-sized, but broadand powerful frame was surmounted by a massive countenance, with goodhumour in the twinkling eyes, and kindly chaff often in the goodly-sizedmouth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What cheer, John! what cheer, my hearty!" The master of the _Boy Jim_ was seen to raise his hand in reply to thesalutation, and his voice came strong and cheerily over the sea, but hewas too far off to be heard distinctly, so Billy raised his hand againby way of saying, "All right, my boy!" At the same time a hail was heard at the other side of the vessel. Thecrew turned round and crossed the deck.
"It's our namesake--or nearly so--the _Morning Star_, " said Trevor toGunter, for the latter bei...ng a new hand knew little of the names ofeither smacks or masters.
"Is her skipper a friend o' yours too?" asked Gunter of Billy.
"Yes, Bowers _is_ a friend o' mine--an' a first-rate fellow too; whichis more than you will ever be, " retorted Billy, again stretching up theready arm and hand. "What cheer, Joseph, what cheer!" "What cheer! Billy--why, I didn't know you, you've grow'd so much, "shouted the master of the _Morning Star_, whose middle-sized, but broadand powerful frame was surmounted by a massive countenance, with goodhumour in the twinkling eyes, and kindly chaff often in the goodly-sizedmouth.
What to read after The Young Trawler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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