Naval Occasions,
Naval Occasions, and Some Traits of the Sailor-man
作者：Bartimeus, 1886-1967
体例：题 章数：24
字数：269,812 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 24 题- Naval Occasions
- Some Traits of the Sailor-man
- BY
- FOURTEENTH IMPRESSION
- DEVONPORT, 1914
- Suddenly, from a bed in the shadows, a weak voice spoke--
- The Oriental summed up the situation with impassive brevity--
- At tea-time he called the Sister on duty--
- SOUTHEND, AUGUST 1909.
- The boy lowered the sextant: "Yes, sir, quite steady."
- The First Lieutenant raised his glass. "Gentlemen--the King!"
- The Commander tapped the table with his little hammer--
- The other laughed half-shyly. "Yes, before long, I hope, Number One."
- Down came the ivory hammer--
- The Commander leaned over the rail and called the Boatswain's Mate--
- The Best Man laughed. "How d'you feel about it yourself?"
- Torps smiled recollection. "Bad's that?"
- Outside in the flat the voice of some one carolling drew near--
- The victim groaned. "Oh Lord! Now they're going to start being comic."
- The Gunnery Lieutenant forced a wan smile. "Quite--thanks."
- This was simple enough--"To have and to hold:"
- THE END.
- PRINTED BY WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS.
- WM. BLACKWOOD & SONS, EDINBURGH AND LONDON.