Noting this uncomplaining
acquiesence, all but cheerful one might
say, the shipmaster cast turned a surprized
glance of now silent reproach at the sailor.
Now he the The shipmaster was sea-captain one of those worthy
mortals found in every p vocation
however even the humble humbler ones —the sort of person
whom everybody agrees in calling
"a respectable man." And—nor so
strange to report as it may appear to be—
though a ploughman of the troubled
waters, and a life-long contender contending
with the intractable elements, alike
in ature Nature and man there was
nothing the this honest fellow soul
acquiesence, all but cheerful one might
say, the shipmaster cast turned a surprized
glance of now silent reproach at the sailor.
Now he the The shipmaster was sea-captain one of those worthy
mortals found in every p vocation
however even the humble humbler ones —the sort of person
whom everybody agrees in calling
"a respectable man." And—nor so
strange to report as it may appear to be—
though a ploughman of the troubled
waters, and a life-long contender contending
with the intractable elements, alike
in ature Nature and man there was
nothing the this honest fellow soul
Noting this uncomplaining
acquiesence, all but cheerful one might
say, the shipmaster cast turned a surprized
glance of now silent reproach at the sailor.
Now he the The shipmaster was sea-captain one of those worthy
mortals found in every p vocation
however even the humble humbler ones —the sort of person
whom everybody agrees in calling
"a respectable man." And—nor so
strange to report as it may appear to be—
though a ploughman of the troubled
waters, and a life-long contender contending
with the intractable elements, alike
in ature Nature and man there was
nothing the this honest fellow soul
acquiesence, all but cheerful one might
say, the shipmaster cast turned a surprized
glance of now silent reproach at the sailor.
Now he the The shipmaster was sea-captain one of those worthy
mortals found in every p vocation
however even the humble humbler ones —the sort of person
whom everybody agrees in calling
"a respectable man." And—nor so
strange to report as it may appear to be—
though a ploughman of the troubled
waters, and a life-long contender contending
with the intractable elements, alike
in ature Nature and man there was
nothing the this honest fellow soul
Transcribed by: John Bryant