was a surprise unaccompanied
by apprehension or distrust. To a an
immature nature essentially honest and humane,
and inexperienced, forewarning intimations
of subtler danger from one's kind
come are tardily or not if at all. The only
thing that took shape in the young
sailor's mind was this: Yes, the
Captain, I have always thought, looks
kindly upon me. Wonder if he's
going to make me his coxswain.
I should like that. And may be
now he is going to ask the
master-at-arms about me.
by apprehension or distrust. To a an
immature nature essentially honest and humane,
and inexperienced, forewarning intimations
of subtler danger from one's kind
come are tardily or not if at all. The only
thing that took shape in the young
sailor's mind was this: Yes, the
Captain, I have always thought, looks
kindly upon me. Wonder if he's
going to make me his coxswain.
I should like that. And may be
now he is going to ask the
master-at-arms about me.
was a surprise unaccompanied
by apprehension or distrust. To a an
immature nature essentially honest and humane,
and inexperienced, forewarning intimations
of subtler danger from one's kind
come are tardily or not if at all. The only
thing that took shape in the young
sailor's mind was this: Yes, the
Captain, I have always thought, looks
kindly upon me. Wonder if he's
going to make me his coxswain.
I should like that. And may be
now he is going to ask the
master-at-arms about me.
by apprehension or distrust. To a an
immature nature essentially honest and humane,
and inexperienced, forewarning intimations
of subtler danger from one's kind
come are tardily or not if at all. The only
thing that took shape in the young
sailor's mind was this: Yes, the
Captain, I have always thought, looks
kindly upon me. Wonder if he's
going to make me his coxswain.
I should like that. And may be
now he is going to ask the
master-at-arms about me.
Transcribed by: John Bryant