Tom Bowling a Tale of the Sea
Tom Bowling a Tale of the Sea
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" Then he suddenly com- menced — " Oh, Susan, Susan, lovely dear, " — one of the finest songs that ever was penned by a poet. " I must write to her, " he added, as he placed his writing materials before him.
" Why I dare do it, I hardly know, " he began ; " but I do it even at the risk of your displeasure. I call you, dearest Susan; — ah! how often, how very often does the name mur- mur from my lips. This letter conveys to you news which I know will be acceptable. I am a captain. The poor boy, ...taken from the grave- K 3 202 TOM BOWLING.
side of his reputed father by your honoured parent, fed, housed, educated, cleansed in mind and body, has risen to be a captain in the navy. Now, Susan, the winds may howl, the seas run mountains high, thousands of miles may sepa- rate us, but nothing but death shall stop my gratitude, and even then I will shew you, in my last hour, that of all the world you were the only woman I adored. My heart's too full to write ; but my vanity makes me wish that you could see me with an epaulette on my shoulder, walking, with a full impression of the importance of my command, on the deck of the Echo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Then he suddenly com- menced — " Oh, Susan, Susan, lovely dear, " — one of the finest songs that ever was penned by a poet. " I must write to her, " he added, as he placed his writing materials before him.
" Why I dare do it, I hardly know, " he began ; " but I do it even at the risk of your displeasure. I call you, dearest Susan; — ah! how often, how very often does the name mur- mur from my lips. This letter conveys to you news which I know will be acceptable. I am a captain. The poor boy, ...taken from the grave- K 3 202 TOM BOWLING.
side of his reputed father by your honoured parent, fed, housed, educated, cleansed in mind and body, has risen to be a captain in the navy. Now, Susan, the winds may howl, the seas run mountains high, thousands of miles may sepa- rate us, but nothing but death shall stop my gratitude, and even then I will shew you, in my last hour, that of all the world you were the only woman I adored. My heart's too full to write ; but my vanity makes me wish that you could see me with an epaulette on my shoulder, walking, with a full impression of the importance of my command, on the deck of the Echo.
What to read after Tom Bowling a Tale of the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Chamier to read onlineMoreLess
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