Paul Gerrard
Paul Gerrard
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He did not skip, or throw up his hat, or sing, but advancing with a deepbow, one hand holding his hat, and the other pressed on his heart, hegave the lieutenant an embrace and then retired to the gangway. MrOrder did not exhibit any sign of satisfaction at this proceeding, butit was too ridiculous to make him angry; so he told him to get on boardand prepare for the reception of his countrymen. The Spanish prisonerswere soon tumbled into the boats, and heartily glad were the Englishseamen to be ...rid of them.
"Their habits are filthy, and as to manners, they have none, " was theopinion generally formed of them on board.
"Now, if we'd have had as many mounseers, they'd have been fiddling andsinging away as merry as crickets, and been good sport to us--long aforethis, " observed Reuben to Paul, as the schooner made sail to thesouthward.
Although the captain's hurts were severe, he was, after some days, ableto come on deck. He looked pale and weak, but there was fire in his eyeand a smile on his lip as he glanced at the captured frigate sailing ata few cables' length abeam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He did not skip, or throw up his hat, or sing, but advancing with a deepbow, one hand holding his hat, and the other pressed on his heart, hegave the lieutenant an embrace and then retired to the gangway. MrOrder did not exhibit any sign of satisfaction at this proceeding, butit was too ridiculous to make him angry; so he told him to get on boardand prepare for the reception of his countrymen. The Spanish prisonerswere soon tumbled into the boats, and heartily glad were the Englishseamen to be ...rid of them.
"Their habits are filthy, and as to manners, they have none, " was theopinion generally formed of them on board.
"Now, if we'd have had as many mounseers, they'd have been fiddling andsinging away as merry as crickets, and been good sport to us--long aforethis, " observed Reuben to Paul, as the schooner made sail to thesouthward.
Although the captain's hurts were severe, he was, after some days, ableto come on deck. He looked pale and weak, but there was fire in his eyeand a smile on his lip as he glanced at the captured frigate sailing ata few cables' length abeam.
What to read after Paul Gerrard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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