The Pacha of Many Tales
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As I swam remarkably well, I had no great difficulty in teach- ing It. As soon as I landed, I looked back, and observing that the English boats were towing -our vessel out» I madft g6 THE PAGHA OF MANY TALES.
aU the haste I could to the fort^ which was close at hand.
There I was hospitably received ; and we sat up till past midnight^ drinking^ smoking, and abusing tlie English.
The next mornings a felucca anchored to procure some water ; and^ as she was proceeding to Toulon^ I requested a passa...ge. We sailed with a fine breeze ; but a heavy gale came on, which tossed us about for many days^ and the master of the vessel had no idea to where she had been driven. He consoled us, however, by asserting that we could never go to the bottom, as there was a lady of great sanctity passenger in the cabin, who had been sent for to assume the office of lady abbess of a convent near Marseilles, and whom the saints would indubitably preserve.
This was some comfort, although fine weather would have been greater.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As I swam remarkably well, I had no great difficulty in teach- ing It. As soon as I landed, I looked back, and observing that the English boats were towing -our vessel out» I madft g6 THE PAGHA OF MANY TALES.
aU the haste I could to the fort^ which was close at hand.
There I was hospitably received ; and we sat up till past midnight^ drinking^ smoking, and abusing tlie English.
The next mornings a felucca anchored to procure some water ; and^ as she was proceeding to Toulon^ I requested a passa...ge. We sailed with a fine breeze ; but a heavy gale came on, which tossed us about for many days^ and the master of the vessel had no idea to where she had been driven. He consoled us, however, by asserting that we could never go to the bottom, as there was a lady of great sanctity passenger in the cabin, who had been sent for to assume the office of lady abbess of a convent near Marseilles, and whom the saints would indubitably preserve.
This was some comfort, although fine weather would have been greater.
What to read after The Pacha of Many Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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