Norse Tales And Sketches
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The more judicious among the crew crossed themselves, and humblyentreated the young man to keep quiet; but the latter was a rashgreenhorn, who had sailed in foreign service, and therefore imaginedhimself to be a 'regular devil of a fellow. ' He went right aft and downinto the cabin, where the skipper and the steersman sat with theirwhisky before them, playing cards.
'We would ask if the skipper would kindly set sail next week, for now weare all so weary of lying here, ' said the young man, look...ing the skipperstraight in the eyes without winking.
The latter's face first turned pale blue, and then assumed a deep violettint; but he restrained himself, and said, as was his invariable custom: 'What think you, steersman?' 'H'm, ' replied the steersman slowly. More he never used to say at first, when he was questioned, for he did not like to answer promptly. But whenhe got an opportunity of speaking alone, without being interrupted, hecould utter the longest sentences and the very hardest words.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The more judicious among the crew crossed themselves, and humblyentreated the young man to keep quiet; but the latter was a rashgreenhorn, who had sailed in foreign service, and therefore imaginedhimself to be a 'regular devil of a fellow. ' He went right aft and downinto the cabin, where the skipper and the steersman sat with theirwhisky before them, playing cards.
'We would ask if the skipper would kindly set sail next week, for now weare all so weary of lying here, ' said the young man, look...ing the skipperstraight in the eyes without winking.
The latter's face first turned pale blue, and then assumed a deep violettint; but he restrained himself, and said, as was his invariable custom: 'What think you, steersman?' 'H'm, ' replied the steersman slowly. More he never used to say at first, when he was questioned, for he did not like to answer promptly. But whenhe got an opportunity of speaking alone, without being interrupted, hecould utter the longest sentences and the very hardest words.
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