The Ebb-Tide
The Ebb-Tide
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'Hear me!' Herrick burst out suddenly.
'No, you better hear me first, ' said Davis. 'Hear me and understand me. WE'VE got no use for that fellow, whatever you may have. He's your kind, he's not ours; he's took to you, and he's wiped his boots on me andHuish. Save him if you can!' 'Save him?' repeated Herrick.
'Save him, if you're able!' reiterated Davis, with a blow of hisclenched fist. 'Go ashore, and talk him smooth; and if you get him andhis pearls aboard, I'll spare him. If you don't, there...'s going to be afuneral. Is that so, Huish? does that suit you?' 'I ain't a forgiving man, ' said Huish, 'but I'm not the sort to spoilbusiness neither. Bring the bloke on board and bring his pearls alongwith him, and you can have it your own way; maroon him where youlike--I'm agreeable. ' 'Well, and if I can't?' cried Herrick, while the sweat streamed upon hisface. 'You talk to me as if I was God Almighty, to do this and that! Butif I can't?' 'My son, ' said the captain, 'you better do your level best, or you'llsee sights!' 'O yes, ' said Huish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Hear me!' Herrick burst out suddenly.
'No, you better hear me first, ' said Davis. 'Hear me and understand me. WE'VE got no use for that fellow, whatever you may have. He's your kind, he's not ours; he's took to you, and he's wiped his boots on me andHuish. Save him if you can!' 'Save him?' repeated Herrick.
'Save him, if you're able!' reiterated Davis, with a blow of hisclenched fist. 'Go ashore, and talk him smooth; and if you get him andhis pearls aboard, I'll spare him. If you don't, there...'s going to be afuneral. Is that so, Huish? does that suit you?' 'I ain't a forgiving man, ' said Huish, 'but I'm not the sort to spoilbusiness neither. Bring the bloke on board and bring his pearls alongwith him, and you can have it your own way; maroon him where youlike--I'm agreeable. ' 'Well, and if I can't?' cried Herrick, while the sweat streamed upon hisface. 'You talk to me as if I was God Almighty, to do this and that! Butif I can't?' 'My son, ' said the captain, 'you better do your level best, or you'llsee sights!' 'O yes, ' said Huish.
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