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Snarleyyow, or, the Dog Fiend

Frederick Marryat

The story is set in the year 1699 on board the cutter "Yungfrau", focusing on Lieutenant Cornelius Vanslyperken, an avaricious and cowardly officer, and his unappealing dog, Snarleyyow.

"Snarleyyow, or, the Dog Fiend" by Frederick Marryat is a novel. The story is set in the year 1699 on board the cutter "Yungfrau", focusing on Lieutenant Cornelius Vanslyperken, an avaricious and cowardly officer, and his unappealing dog, Snarleyyow.

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Smallbones soon made his re-appearance, informing Mr Vanslyperken that his breakfast was ready for him, and Mr Vanslyperken, feeling himself quite ready for his breakfast, went down below. A minute after he had disappeared, another man came up to relieve the one at the wheel, who, as soon as he had surrendered up the spokes, commenced warming himself after the most approved method, by flapping his arms round his body.

"The skipper's out o' sorts again this morning," said Obadiah, after a time. "I heard him muttering about the woman at the Lust Haus."

"Then, by Got, we will have de breeze," replied Jansen, who was a Dutch seaman of huge proportions, rendered still more preposterous by the multiplicity of his nether clothing.

"Yes, as sure as Mother Carey's chickens raise the gale, so does the name of the Frau Vandersloosh. I'll be down and get my breakfast, there may be keel-hauling before noon."

"Keep her nor-east, Jansen, and keep a sharp look out for the boats."

"Got for dam--how must I steer the chip and look for de boats at de same time?--not possible."

"That's no consarn o' mine. Those are the orders, and I passes them--you must get over the unpossibility how you can." So saying, Obadiah Coble walked below.

Contents

  1. 01Chapter I
  2. 02Chapter II
  3. 03Chapter III
  4. 04Chapter IV
  5. 05Chapter V
  6. 06Chapter VI
  7. 07Chapter VII
  8. 08Chapter VIII
  9. 09Chapter IX
  10. 10Chapter X
  11. 11Chapter XI
  12. 12Chapter XII
  13. 13Chapter XIII
  14. 14Chapter XIV
  15. 15Chapter XV
  16. 16Chapter XVI
  17. 17Chapter XVII
  18. 18Chapter XVIII
  19. 19Chapter XIX
  20. 20Chapter XX
  21. 21Chapter XXI
  22. 22Chapter XXII
  23. 23Chapter XXIII
  24. 24Chapter XXIV
  25. 25Chapter XXV
  26. 26Chapter XXVI
  27. 27Chapter XXVII
  28. 28Chapter XXVIII
  29. 29Chapter XXIX
  30. 30Chapter XXX
  31. 31Chapter XXXI
  32. 32Chapter XXXII
  33. 33Chapter XXXIII
  34. 34Chapter XXXIV
  35. 35Chapter XXXV
  36. 36Chapter XXXVI
  37. 37Chapter XXXVII
  38. 38Chapter XXXVIII
  39. 39Chapter XXXIX
  40. 40Chapter XL
  41. 41Chapter XLI
  42. 42Chapter XLII
  43. 43Chapter XLIII
  44. 44Chapter XLIV
  45. 45Chapter XLV
  46. 46Chapter XLVI
  47. 47Chapter XLVII
  48. 48Chapter XLVIII
  49. 49Chapter XLIX
  50. 50Chapter L
  51. 51Chapter LI
  52. 52Chapter LII
  53. 53Chapter LIII
  54. 54Chapter LIV
  55. 55Chapter LV

About this edition

Author
Frederick Marryat
Language
English
Era
Modern (c. 1800–1945)
Reading level
Intermediate: some philosophy helps
Formats
EPUB, PDF
Length
607 pages
This edition
Modern Philosophers

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