should be for the sake iv mother an never once have i opened me lips but to say fine things iv them an him god curse his soul an may he rot in ten thousand and then go down to the last an deepest hell iv all i johnson the man who had me raw when i came aboard seemed the least of the men forward or aft in fact there was nothing about him one was struck at once by his and which in turn were tempered by a modesty which might be mistaken for timidity but timid he was not he seemed rather to have the courage of his convictions the of his manhood it was this that made him protest at the commencement of our ance against being called and upon this and him louis passed judgment and prophecy the sea wolf a fine chap tbat johnson we ve for ard � ith us he the best in the fo c he s boat but it s to trouble u come with wolf as the sparks fly upward it s that i can see it an up like a storm in tbe i ve talked to him like a brother but it s little he in in his lights or false he out when things don t go to suit him and there ll be always some word iv it aft to the wolf the wolf is strong and it s the way of a wolf to hate an strength it is he ll see tn johnson � no n under and a yes sir thank ye kindly sir for a or a blow oh she s a i she s a t an god knows where i ll get another boat what does tbe fool up an say when the old man calls him yon � oo but he name is johnson sir an then it out for letter ye should iv seen the old man s face i it he d let drive at him on the spot he didn t but ke win an he ll break that s heart or it s little i the ways iv men on the ships iv the sea ge b becoming i am to him and to sir him with every speech for this is that wolf seems to have a to him it is an thin i it for a captain to be with the cook but s k certainly what wolf is doing two or times he put his head into the and o and once this afternoon he stood by tho of tbe and with him for fully fifteen � � � when it was over and was back in the c he became radiant and went about his work songs in a nerve and f the sea wolf i always get along with the officers he remark me in a confidential tone i know the w y i do to myself there was my last � thought of down in the cabin for a chat and a friendly glass e to e you ve missed yer ow s that i yer should a been bom a g man an never ad to work for yer god dead if that t e an me a in is own cabin jolly like an comfortable a cigars an is rum this chatter drove me to distraction i heard a voice i hated so his tone greasy smile and his monstrous self conceit o nerves till sometimes i was all in a tremble he was the most disgusting and person i ever met the of his cooking was indescribable as he cooked everything that was eaten aboard i was to select what i ate with g at c ing from the least dirty of his my hands me a great deal unused as they to work the nails were and black skin was already with dirt which even a brush could not remove then came in a p and never ending procession and i had a great bum o acquired by losing my balance in a roll o ship and against the stove nor wa knee any better the swelling had not gone down the cap was still up on edge about on it morning to night was not helping it any what i n was rest if it were ever to get well rest i i never before knew the meaning of the i had been resting all my life and did not the sea wolf l low could i fit tiu for one hour and do even think it would be the most in the world it is a on the other i shall be able to appreciate the lives of the work � hereafter i did not dream that work so ic a thing half past five in the morning till k at night i am everybody s slave with not one rt to myself except such as i can steal near the end second dog watch let me pause for a minute to over the sea sparkling in the sun or to at a going aloft to the or running out the and i am sure to hear the hateful voice ere no i ve got my on yer arc si ns of bad temper in the su le gossip b going around that smoke and had a fight seems the best of the rs a slow going fellow and hard to rouse but roused ist have been for smoke had a bruised and od looked particularly vicious when he came into the for supper thing h just before supper of and of these men there is hand in the i by name a country boy mastered i imagine by the spirit of ture and making his first voyage in the light g airs the had been about a great at which times the sails pass from one side to the and a 