The foretopman's
And Billy's the latter's conduct, too, so far as it had
fallen under his the Captain's notice
had confirmed the first happy
augury opinion of him , while the new
recruit's qualities as a sailor - man
seemed to be such that he had
thought of reccomending recommending him to
the executive officer for promotion
to a place that would more
frequently bring him under his
own observation, namely, the
captaincy of the mizzen-top,
replacing there in the starboard watch
a man not so young whom partly
for that reason he deemed less
And Billy's the latter's conduct, too, so far as it had
fallen under his the Captain's notice
had confirmed the first happy
augury opinion of him , while the new
recruit's qualities as a sailor - man
seemed to be such that he had
thought of reccomending recommending him to
the executive officer for promotion
to a place that would more
frequently bring him under his
own observation, namely, the
captaincy of the mizzen-top,
replacing there in the starboard watch
a man not so young whom partly
for that reason he deemed less
The foretopman's
And Billy's the latter's conduct, too, so far as it had
fallen under his the Captain's notice
had confirmed the first happy
augury opinion of him , while the new
recruit's qualities as a sailor - man
seemed to be such that he had
thought of reccomending recommending him to
the executive officer for promotion
to a place that would more
frequently bring him under his
own observation, namely, the
captaincy of the mizzen-top,
replacing there in the starboard watch
a man not so young whom partly
for that reason he deemed less
And Billy's the latter's conduct, too, so far as it had
fallen under his the Captain's notice
had confirmed the first happy
augury opinion of him , while the new
recruit's qualities as a sailor - man
seemed to be such that he had
thought of reccomending recommending him to
the executive officer for promotion
to a place that would more
frequently bring him under his
own observation, namely, the
captaincy of the mizzen-top,
replacing there in the starboard watch
a man not so young whom partly
for that reason he deemed less
Transcribed by: John Bryant