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Salt Water, Or, The Sea Life and Adventures of Neil D'Arcy, the Midshipman
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Salt Water, Or, The Sea Life and Adventures of Neil D'Arcy, the Midshipman
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Salt Water The Sea Life and Adventures of Neil D'Arcy the Midshipman
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Salt Water
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Salt Water
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Salt Water
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SALT WATER
Author: William Henry Giles 1814-1880 KingstonPublisher: Wentworth Press
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Salt Water
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I will not trouble the reader with many of them. I was born at the family seat in the south of Ireland. My mother died while I was very young, and my father, Colonel D'Arcy, who had seen much service in the army and had been severely wounded, after a lingering illness, followed her to the grave. During this time I was committed to the charge of Larry Harrigan, the butler and family factotum; and, in truth, I desired no better companion, for well did I love the old man. He was a seaman every inch of him, from his cherished pigtail to the end of the timber toe on which he had long stumped through the world. He had been coxswain to my maternal grandfather, a captain in the navy, who was killed in action. Larry had gone to sea with him as a lad, and they had seldom been separated. A few minutes before his commander, in the moment of victory, lost his life, Larry had his leg shot away; and on being paid off, he repaired to where my mother's family were residing. When my father married, he offered the old seaman an asylum beneath his roof. He certainly did not eat the bread of idleness there, for no one about the place was more generally useful. There was nothing he could not do or make, and in spite of his loss of a limb, he was as active as most people possessed with the usual complement of supporters.