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قراءة كتاب Sailor's Knots (Entire Collection)
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SAILORS' KNOTS
By W.W. Jacobs
1909
CONTENTS
ILLUSTRATIONS
He Seemed to Take a Fancy To Rupert from the Fust.
An Elderly Old Party Wot Would Keep Jabbing 'im in The Ribs With Her Umbrella.
"Back!" Ses Rupert in a Whisper, Pointing.
She Stood Blocking up the Doorway With Her 'ands on Her 'ips.
Taking One of the Vases from The Mantelpiece, he Dashed It To Pieces on the Fender.
"I Called About the Bill in The Window."
"'I—i Thought I Smelled Something Cooking,' he Said."
"'K-k-k-kch! K-kch!' he Said, Explosively."
"''E Comes Along and Hits You over Your Tenderest Corn With a Oar.'"
"Mr. Cubbins Winked at 'im and Tapped 'is Nose."
"Let Drive With All his Might in 'is Face. "
"'Wot on Earth's the Matter, Ginger?'"
"An Elderly Man With a Wooden Leg, Who Joined The Indignant Officer in the Pursuit."
"He Was Administering First Aid to a Right Leg."
"Give This to the Skipper, Will You, My Lad?" Said The Sergeant.
"Miss Dowson, Subsiding in Her Chair, Went on With Her Book."
"I Just Came in to Tell You a Joke."
"He Edged his Chair a Little Nearer to Flora."
"Mr. Foss Bade Them Good-night Suddenly."
"She Muttered Some Strange Words and Bent Her Head Lower Over the Girl's Hand."
"Friendship, he Said, Decidedly, is a Deloosion and A Snare."
"When They Turned up They Found Emma and 'er Friend Waiting for Them."