he
He
Every sailor, too
is accustomed to obey orders
without debating them; his life afloat
is externally ruled for him; he is
not brought into that promiscuous
commerce with mankind where
unobstructed free agency on equal terms—equal superficially, at
least—soon teaches teach teaches one that unless
upon occasion he exercise a distrust
keen in proportion to the fairness of
the appearance, some foul turn may
be served him. A ruled undemonstrative
distrustfulness is so ab xxHS habitual, not
with business-men so much , as with
men who know their kind in less
shallow relations than business,
namely, certain men-of-the-world, that they
without debating them; his life afloat
is externally ruled for him; he is
not brought into that promiscuous
commerce with mankind where
unobstructed free agency on equal terms—equal superficially, at
least—soon teaches teach teaches one that unless
upon occasion he exercise a distrust
keen in proportion to the fairness of
the appearance, some foul turn may
be served him. A ruled undemonstrative
distrustfulness is so ab xxHS habitual, not
with business-men so much , as with
men who know their kind in less
shallow relations than business,
namely, certain men-of-the-world, that they
he
He
Every sailor, too
is accustomed to obey orders
without debating them; his life afloat
is externally ruled for him; he is
not brought into that promiscuous
commerce with mankind where
unobstructed free agency on equal terms—equal superficially, at
least—soon teaches teach teaches one that unless
upon occasion he exercise a distrust
keen in proportion to the fairness of
the appearance, some foul turn may
be served him. A ruled undemonstrative
distrustfulness is so ab xxHS habitual, not
with business-men so much , as with
men who know their kind in less
shallow relations than business,
namely, certain men-of-the-world, that they
without debating them; his life afloat
is externally ruled for him; he is
not brought into that promiscuous
commerce with mankind where
unobstructed free agency on equal terms—equal superficially, at
least—soon teaches teach teaches one that unless
upon occasion he exercise a distrust
keen in proportion to the fairness of
the appearance, some foul turn may
be served him. A ruled undemonstrative
distrustfulness is so ab xxHS habitual, not
with business-men so much , as with
men who know their kind in less
shallow relations than business,
namely, certain men-of-the-world, that they
Transcribed by: John Bryant