To John Snow's home in Gloucester came the tale this night of how Arthur Snow was washed from the deck of Hugh Glynn's vessel and lost at sea; and it was Saul Haverick, his sea clothes still on him, who brought the word.
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To John Snow's home in Gloucester came the tale this night of how Arthur Snow was washed from the deck of Hugh Glynn's vessel and lost at sea; and it was Saul Haverick, his sea clothes still on him, who brought the word.
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Good Plus /None. Small octavo, 7.4 in x 4.8 in., pp 70. Contemporary pictorial gray boards printed in dark brown with dark brown cloth spine. Fore-and bottom-edges untrimmed. Light rubbing to extremities; bottom corners nudged and peeping. Half-inch dent to fore-edge. Previous owner's inscription and signature to front free endpaper. A "$2, 500.00 Collier Prize Story" winner. Smith, American Fiction.
This small book (70 pages) is easily the best pure sea story I have ever read. It is rare to see a writer who can tell a story with dialog in such an economical and hard-hitting format. I continue to read this piece over and over. It is like the pure ring of a bell and never gets old. JB Connolly was an unusual genius.
