The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-05
THE
SAlLOR'S w0oINi

~ senu ieivW tue Na'Cn' " N"u pi'Aeo ihlr
breeze is first rate, though T. When ha tutncI
"a i,e noticed Miss HYDE. s'ittc. ,nt .,ok
o,y his CAP with fine bow. % beg pa Ion
,rs,am " said he, "a trhe Of wind We hv'H
\ hooe Miss HYDE, il hasn't troullri yru ~
tbc rpund-house ?" What Nj" HYDE miFhi
have said | don't know, but he 'htNl "A X Il
q gust out Of the .p'nker thoith 30 wi' ~
the lee Of the high pOp Il blew we hcr h'il'
and then loosc-l sIrang iorwhri-hu' ihc mate
had hold OF It, and Put It nvet h'f 'E"n. ~
Young lady smiled politely To nae AM
gave a cold glance Of surprise, o. % q ~
me. | felt. that moment. ! could ave kh'' &c
the mate down ami died happy. WY NJ
said he. with cod hall 'nee-, i'ncio
none of Won gentlemen would have fvurci vs.
This capful Of winl-plenty If air ther. Il On
deck. though" !. just dts through
nv mind what -rt f rig ] was in
looked over nv Internal long shore to. cry,
aud no won i,r re didn't rec lie me a, AL
1tCfrs thi. cunfJuudei tn'ly!' mu'tercd !, AMI
rraJc A dart to run up the p' tops we're
the breeze took me slap aHick, jus a ihc lidio
oncncd the larhpari loor. "WhN,N u'H eN-
claimed he. surprised a. se"jns hi. "a thrf'
'are you exposing yourself to TINS di"gre 'Ht
Il declare a p. rtcct storm ~ but sc, pipt
said shp. takin, hold Of his arm, "hus ch nigel
the sea isl--ini the ship just look where no
sun was" Get in-ret in, do kept on h'r
father; "you an see all that a.iIn ia ~ ne hh'r
place; YOU should have had aseryin' ~t vol
nj least. Violet 81 shall come ou' ut "1 r
than thought, papa, ! can tell You ~ud ne
in AN arrh sort 81 way. heiure she di,ippc Tcl.
The mate touched his cap to the judge, VII
asked where the captain was. Cad sir sad
the Judge Grossly 1.-THE floor resembles an ear b
uuake-evcry piece If furniture swings, -ir
It's well enough for sic ping, bnt my family
find it impossible 10 dine II tins OJt1-
poohd continues in my apartments. must
uf,, tt
He must manage 20 get into some other
part d the sea. where it is less rough sayin 4,
which he swaycd hmsclt in and shut the DOR
still kept thinking and pic'utng her face -
Lota Ilyde's-when she noticed the mate. Al
ter all any one that knew tack from howlius
might itel topsails in a fair wind but 8 girl
like that would make more count If m ~
knowing how 10 manage wind AMI -ca, than ui
the Duke on his horse at Waterloo bcatin !,
Bonaparte and as for talk, h. would jaw aw "
the whole voyage, no doubt, about moonlight
and the ocean, ami your gcniccl fancy mari
nersl q" By Gcor',o. though ~ thought /,
" II the mate better man than me, hlnS
mc--t's all right hut barn my wig If |
don { 90 and turu a lluduo inkocr, with my
one arm stuck up lon the air ill die Go it,
old lady y said l. a, glanced over the side
before going below for The night, ." roll away,
only shake something or other 10 10 out of tho
pace your Ing ~ .'
Tie next morning. when Wosivpo.
and went ON deck, there was -uil
long sea running aiicr o.. However hy uonl
the sun came Sitting through allit, tto buccI
Got warm lNc decks wee dry as a hon', m
one jut, ftw the largo dhrl, blue swell, lit Il
alongside with shower If spray, hu'Ween III
seam. of the pulsirks By ,iN O'Clock. % ,tir
II was go pretty dusk ahrni AMI .tallr
forward rgh' 10 the heel Of the buw.prit wit
Westwood, looking down through their hca,
boards into the ho'p Of white foam that " 'shc
up among the woodwork evOry time shn pung
Ell. One knot Of the mon were sitting wit
their legs over the break Of the tOps,llInt fore
castle, swinging a. she rollcd-lughnr, roar
ing and singing a. loud rs they could hawl sine
the wind carried 1t all forward out of the officer
hearing. was rather surprised to $50 and hcl
that Jacobs friends, Bll Dykes and Ton
we've there the rogues were taking back the
savage to the Andaman Isles again. | su
pose. "Well, my lhis, said Tom, a ropul
sample Of the man. o. war s-mln: " this
what ! calls balling it OH! That mi
knows how To make her 20, any how e. 1--WE
soon be into tropical regents, con'der!'
marked Bill, who made point Of never usi
sea phrases except ashore when he came
double salt, to make up for his rcntili'y ailo
''llum, grumbleda big ugly fellow, II doe,
like your fair winds I'll tell you what, mat
wellbe havin il puff more from BASTARD
third watch" What's the odds, Harry,
ship" said Tom, "a fair wind still :" III a
my lads, exclaimed Tom again looking alo
toward the poop, "thore's the captain coined
o the nabob's cabin, and speaking with I
mate by the compass, blessed if they all
going to alter her course ~
''Send aft here 10 the braces" sung out I
frst Officer 10 the bOatswlin.' "lllow me, shi
mates, that's yeer nabjb now, I'll bet weel
grog," growlcd Harry; ships course as fair
handspike through a grummet could
bring the wind more aft; blast my ewes, I
seas comm to be ioughi and soldl" Wha'e
or II might be for, in came the starboard yar
arms till she lay over little; down stu1di
and top gallant sails as neither of them COZ
stand il except from aft; and off went the d
ship rising high athwtrt the seas, her ho
sou south east.
As soon as the wheel was relieved, and Il
other watch below, the ugly man and h
companions returned Mates" said he, so
EMMY, planting his back against the bitt
~ We sailed this Internationally year bcfOr
the mast, an l never yet seed the like
that r
What day did this here craft sail on,
asks ?" said the sailmaker gravcly. "Why,
Thursday night, old ship" replied severu
eagerly. mo, went on the slilmakcr; /" 70
counts sea- fashion. shipmates; but till yer
clear o TIE pilot, ye know, its land fashion V
ought for to go by. Twas Friday by tina
ere said reckoning, shpmatcs." mo! $
it was though" said the rest - it don
look well. "Howsomcdever I'm not goin' 1
come for to go and be a croaker," continued tn
sailmaker in voice like ghosts. "Wcl
luck or no luck mates, grumbled big Harry,
I'll 80 he them larbOard bOwlineS is hauled tau
10y the morning watch. blow me il don't b
upsdes with that ere bloody ould niboob 81
that's all
Next morning, after ALL il was easy to fee
the ship had really been hauled close ON a wind
II was quite early, the deck, lately wa,hc
dewn, and the Indian Judge walking the wealth
CT quarterback a. grave and comfortable as If
was all right. sail o ~ hailed man on tn
lore-yard. ! stood ON the foremost carronad
near the main rigging. There she is :" sal
!, thinking II was Westwood that stopped be-
hind me; il was the judge, however, and a
soon as got down he stepped up, holding o
with one hand to back-stly. The ship WI
rising after pitch, every bulkheld and timbe
In her creakng, when all Of a sudden felt b
my feet what all sailors feel the same way
she was coming up in the wind too fast I
mount with the next wave and a regula
comJer II was going 10 he. | looked to III
whoel-there was big Harry himself with
grin on his face, and his eye ON Sir Charles,
he coOlly gave her half a weither-spOke NOR
ana then whirled II back again to meet he
For heayen's sake, look out, sir 80 cxcllimC
l. why 40 do, said the Judge, rather Ga.
naturedly "Z1unds! what's" You il,
Che whole ship stop creaking for a IN
ment as she hung with the last wave
Hold on ! shouted u mid-she gave "A d,
culver from stem TO stern, and | fairly pail
the judge close into the bulwark, lust AZ
smash, like thunder, came a tremendous gre
sea over US, three in one, waslisg down in
a. l.