The word
mutiny
was not named
in what he said. He refrained too
from making the occasion an
opportunity for any preachment
as to the maintenance of discipline,
thinking perhaps that under
existing circumstances in the navy
[cle?] the consequence of violating discipline
should be made to speak, in and
in no mincing tone, for itself.
Their captain's announcement
was listened to by the throng of
standing sailors in a dumbness
like that of a seated congregation
of believers in hell listening to
the clergyman's announcment of
his Calvinistic text.
in what he said. He refrained too
from making the occasion an
opportunity for any preachment
as to the maintenance of discipline,
thinking perhaps that under
existing circumstances in the navy
[cle?] the consequence of violating discipline
should be made to speak, in and
in no mincing tone, for itself.
Their captain's announcement
was listened to by the throng of
standing sailors in a dumbness
like that of a seated congregation
of believers in hell listening to
the clergyman's announcment of
his Calvinistic text.
The word
mutiny
was not named
in what he said. He refrained too
from making the occasion an
opportunity for any preachment
as to the maintenance of discipline,
thinking perhaps that under
existing circumstances in the navy
[cle?] the consequence of violating discipline
should be made to speak, in and
in no mincing tone, for itself.
Their captain's announcement
was listened to by the throng of
standing sailors in a dumbness
like that of a seated congregation
of believers in hell listening to
the clergyman's announcment of
his Calvinistic text.
in what he said. He refrained too
from making the occasion an
opportunity for any preachment
as to the maintenance of discipline,
thinking perhaps that under
existing circumstances in the navy
[cle?] the consequence of violating discipline
should be made to speak, in and
in no mincing tone, for itself.
Their captain's announcement
was listened to by the throng of
standing sailors in a dumbness
like that of a seated congregation
of believers in hell listening to
the clergyman's announcment of
his Calvinistic text.
Transcribed by: Christopher Ohge