The cruise of the Midge. By the author of 'Tom Cringle's log'.1878 |
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Adderfang amongst appeared arms Ballahoo beautiful began Benjie Binnacle blue boat Brail breeze brig cabin canoe captain carronades clear commodore crew dark dear deck Dennis Donovan dere deuce devil Dicky Dogvane Donovan Duquesné eyes face feet fell felucca fire Flamingo frigate Gazelle hand Havanna head hear heard heart Heaven Hillo Hudson instantly Jack Jamaica Lanyard laughing legs length Lennox lieutenant light Listado looked loud massa Master Midge midshipman Montego Bay morning negro never night once polacre poor fellow portmanteau quarterdeck quoth roared Rory Rory Macgregor Roseapple round sail Saunders schooner seemed Sergeant Quacco ship shot shouted side Sir Oliver skipper Spanish sparkling Sprawl stood suddenly sure tell thought Tooraloo trees turned Twig uncle vessel voice Walden wery wind wounded young
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