Hannay, David, 1853-1934 · Boston, Little, Brown · leaf 62
akes strife, commonly has nothing belongingto him. It is much if he has not stolen part of the shipsfittings to sell for drink. But if it chance that anymariner be taken with sickness in the ship doing servicethereto belonging, the master ought to set him out of theship, and seek lodgings for him,… … THE SKIPPER AND HIS MEN 43 to wit, as much as he took when he was in health, and nomore, but if the master will. And if he will have daintiermeats, the master is not bound to give him any, save at thecost of the mariner. And if the ship be ready to departit ought not to tarry for him. And if he…
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