F. Colburn (Francis Colburn) Adams

Capitolo 38

you/he/she had not flooded before now ye. Me a' it ran aground him to the first point,
if her mine of can;  I would ever be standing to slap an old art as
this on. You remember to an or' these arts of sugar-box in down-east
what a work in Cuba", he continued. Walking then through the
principal-porthole to the side of right-hand, he drew near to the men that were
pumping, and after having asked around freeing her/it, suddenly taken a
look of Manuel, as he placed on the mattrass with his/her face
open. 

"Skies! Thing! You have the yellow fever on axle to this
season of the year?" he asked some consort to stern that had come as soon as
to ask around getting some water from the pilot-boat. 

"No, we have had every thing other but the yellow fever;  one was able as
well can on a float as unlucky and infernal such tub of old man as her is.
It is the assistant of edge, gentleman--he is it found a touch of a fever;  but he will be soon
on it. He only wants I stay, I individualize poor! He is at work can a wrangler
since then the first strong wind. He will arrange before he arrives to city", it was
the replica. 

"Ah! You has had then a double dose of it. It gives a friend bringer
their street the heads once in once.--The assistant of edge a nigger is, it is not?"
asked the pilot. 

"Nigger!--not him", says the consort. "He is a Portuguese mixed race;  a
or kind' sun-scorched the subject as a many good person of you the Southerners. A
the mother of nigger never had him, you can bet Your 'davie on that.
There is as a lot of white blood in his/her jacket as someone it got, only
them Portuguese is dark-lookin' the fellers. He is anybody fool--his/her name
Manuel, an intelligent and correct feller, and the owners think as very of him
as they makes some Captain." 

"You fill with smoke", tells the pilot him. "What they are able him he/she thinks if we were
to show him/it some champions of our white niggers in Charleston?" And
turning, he walked over Manuel with a mistrustful glance, and taken a
position near the man to the wheel, where he remained for of the time