Shellback's Prog
The Shellback's Progress In the Nineteenth Century
作者：Runciman, Walter Runciman, Baron, 1847-1937
体例：段 章数：16
字数：324,377 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,273 字；最长 Here was sound advice, and it was rigidly adhered to, for th（37,629 字），最短 The whole length of two hawsers were put out at each side of（4,407 字）。
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章节目录
共 16 段- Here was sound advice, and it was rigidly adhered to, for th
- The old captain's pride in his ship and his position as her
- The youthful seaman replied, with a voice and manner indicat
- The captain had brought some friends to witness and enjoy th
- This assurance relieved Mr Munroe so much that he covered hi
- The grief of having to leave my old shipmate behind was only
- Captain Wilkins held a prayer-meeting in his cabin each even
- "Yes, it was very great," he soliloquised, "and the memory o
- Some twenty years ago a group of sailing-ship masters was se
- The cleric took his leave, with the intimation that Squire H
- Norman and Kenneth Burnside worked, saved, and studied very
- The ropes were removed, and when he made his way aft nothing
- "Well," replied the tempters, "we always thought you a real
- A vessel short of provisions is seldom heard of in these day
- "The Lord save us! It is the London baker with Jimmy Square
- The whole length of two hawsers were put out at each side of