Blue Jackets
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" J. THOMPSON, A. B. , AMONG "THE HEATHEN CHINEE. " 123 " That was very, very wrong on your part, my man. " "/know it, sir ; but I had just been married to as good a girl as ever a man was blessed with, when I found myself ordered to this ship, and when here, a prisoner by his orders. So arter I had in vain appealed to Captain Puffeigh, and had tried every way to get leave, I deserted, and were arrested the same day by a corporal, who grossly insulted my wife, for which I struck him. I were bro...ught on board and reported to Mr. Cravan, who was the officer of the watch, and he, too, called my poor girl foul names, and I struck him. I know that was wrong, but I could not help it. No man would ha' stood by and heard her whom he loved spoken of as he did of my wife. Then they all swore agin me at the court-martial, and I was tried, condemned, and received fifty lashes, while my wife was a fainting in a boat alongside. I wern't allowed to see her, and now I believe she is dead ! " " Come, my friend, you must not despair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" J. THOMPSON, A. B. , AMONG "THE HEATHEN CHINEE. " 123 " That was very, very wrong on your part, my man. " "/know it, sir ; but I had just been married to as good a girl as ever a man was blessed with, when I found myself ordered to this ship, and when here, a prisoner by his orders. So arter I had in vain appealed to Captain Puffeigh, and had tried every way to get leave, I deserted, and were arrested the same day by a corporal, who grossly insulted my wife, for which I struck him. I were bro...ught on board and reported to Mr. Cravan, who was the officer of the watch, and he, too, called my poor girl foul names, and I struck him. I know that was wrong, but I could not help it. No man would ha' stood by and heard her whom he loved spoken of as he did of my wife. Then they all swore agin me at the court-martial, and I was tried, condemned, and received fifty lashes, while my wife was a fainting in a boat alongside. I wern't allowed to see her, and now I believe she is dead ! " " Come, my friend, you must not despair.
What to read after Blue Jackets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Greey to read onlineMoreLess
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