London at the End of the Century:A Book of Gossip
a Beckett, Arthur William
1900
A RECOLLECTION OF THE DOCKS.
We have entered a large shed, half of which is occupied by tanks. These receptacles are filling with water supplied by the rising tide. | |
says our host; | |
And as I look down into the depths of the tanks I am reminded of the temporary resting-place of the turtles in a noted in the City where and are the . | |
I tell my friends as we walk across the rails on our way to a small boat on the shingly shore, | |
I reply, | |
And by this time we have reached the shore and entered the boat that is to take us to the dredger in the offing. | |
