SOME GOER.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1762, 8 December 1917, Page 4

SOME GOER.

Several seameu wei'e leaning on the rails of their ship one day, when they observed a Yankee man-of-war passing at a great speed. One of the crowd remarked, “I guess she’s some goer.” “Aye,” chirped in Bill, a broad Tynesider, “so fast the men aboard are excused runnin’,” “Excused running; what do you mean?” inquired the first. “Wey, man, they’re afraid if the men tyek byeth feet off the deck, they’ll miss the ship!”

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