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Identifier: harpersnew21harper (find matches)
Title: Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 21 June to November 1860
Year: 1860 (1860s)
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Publisher: New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers
Contributing Library: Brigham Young University-Idaho, David O. McKay Library
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, cheerup; dont speak of a young lady as if she Avere ahorse; dont squirt tobacco-juice OA^r the grate;and dont poke the fire so violently. It is ofanthracite coal, and you Avill put it out. Well, he replied, as he thrcAv doAvn thepoker with a desperate air— its no use laughingabout it. Im going to sea before the mast.Thats Avhat I came doAvn here for. Well, my boy, I highly approve of yourresolution. Theres nothing like salt water andthe ropes end to take the nonsense out of a fastyouth. Have you found a ship yet and signedarticles ? Not yet, he replied ; but I am going insearch of one to-morroA\—one that is going tosail immediately. Dont be rash, youngster; but take timeand choose your A-essel. The Averse the better for me. I Avould notcare if she was a pirate! As you are going to sleep on it there is nohaste. But I have a proposition to make my-self. HoAV would you like to ship Avirh me ? Dick regarded me Avith a look of mingled sur-prise and inquiry. A SUMMER IN NEW ENGLAND. 3
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POLITENESS. To be explicit: I have been thinking ofmaking the tour of New England in search ofsport and adventures. I want a companion.How would you like to ship for the voyage asfirst-mate, with half the fish and half the troublefor your wages ? My kinsmans quenched countenance blazedwith renewed light: * Cousin Robert, heres my hand on it. Imready for any thing by land or sea ! Hip, hip,hurrah! he shouted, capering about the roomas if he had never known sorrow. Wliat a jolly time well have! What a foolwas I to be sniveling about a girl that dont carefor me! And that you only fell in love with becauseyou were idle. I did love her, though, said Dick; thatIll stand to. Well visit Nantucket; and youll have anopportunity there to ship as a whaleman if you arenot cured in the mean time. That will be prime! The very life Id gloiyin! Then at Boston, perhaps, you may meetwith your old flame. Miss Prudence Teazle,whom you saw last summer at the VirginiaSprings. Bless her little soul! said Dic

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