Mr Trotter," said the first lieutenant, "here is a young gentleman who has joined the ship.
Quarter-master," said the first lieutenant, "tell Mr Trotter to come on deck.
On duty, Captain Passford," said the first lieutenant, touching his cap to him a few minutes later.
The wind is drawing a little more to the southward, and we are likely to have wind and rain," said the first lieutenant.
Good morning, Captain Passford; you have turned out early, sir," said the first lieutenant.
The squall spoilt our fun, master," said the first lieutenant to old Parallel, as the latter was superintending the preparations for unrigging the old, and rigging the new spare topmasts.
It certainly is curious," said the first lieutenant, assuming much gravity of countenance, "and happened when I was junior luff of the old Sharksnose.
We shall soon have her within reach of the bow-guns," said the first lieutenant, "and a shot well thrown may take in some of her canvass.
We must overhaul those fellows," said the first lieutenant, and he instantly gave orders to make all sail.
Amen,' said the first lieutenant, and we put our caps on again.
Mr. Fraser brought them aboard, sir," said the first lieutenant.
Safe to, Russell," said the first lieutenant, gruffly.
No," said the first lieutenant, with his glass to his eye; "only one.
No," said the first lieutenant: "he's what the men call miching.
And very proper too," said the first lieutenant, "and if he does say so you can tell him I would not give you leave because I thought it waste of time for young men who want to rise in their profession.
More shame for you to have to own it, sir," said the first lieutenant; "but I like you to own up all the same.
Better not talk, Mr Murray," said the first lieutenant; "the ashes are getting into your throat.
Now, Mr Simple," said the first lieutenant, "observe and pay particular attention to what I say.
There's your answer," said the first lieutenant, smiling as he turned away.
Now," said the First Lieutenant, "let's go and have some lunch.
I shall chuck the Service and buy a farm," said the First Lieutenant, "with my share.
That's it," said the First Lieutenant, stirring the leaves in his tea-pot with the spoon.
He ought to keep your little show from getting dull this afternoon," said the First Lieutenant.
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