[The Astonishing History of Troy Town by Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch]@TWC D-Link bookThe Astonishing History of Troy Town CHAPTER XIII 9/14
I find it hard to concentrate my attention this morning." "Ef I mou't make free to shake 'ee agen--" "I should prefer any other cure." "Very well, sir.
I _have_ heerd, from trippers as comes to Troy, to spend the day an' get drunk in anuther parish for vari'ty's sake, as a pennorth o' say es uncommon refreshin'." "A pennyworth of sea ?" "That's so, sir.
Twelve in a boat, an' a copper a head to the boatman to row so far as there an' back, which es cheap an' empt'in' at the price, as a chap told me." "You advise me to take a row ?" "Iss, sir; on'y I reckon you'd best go up the river, ef you'm goin' alone.
Though whether you prefers the resk o' meetin' Adm'ral Buzza to bein' turned topsy-versy outside the harbour-mouth, es a question I leaves to you.
'Tes a matter o' taste, as Mounseer said by the yaller frog." Mr.Fogo decided to risk an encounter with the Admiral.
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