A Narrative of the Death of Captain Cook
A Narrative of the Death of Captain Cook
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This hostile appearance in- creased, and became more alarming, on the arrival of two men in a canoe from the opposite side of the bay, with the news of a * Keoua Kuahuula and Keoua Peeale. — Ed.
1779 12 chief, called Kareemoo (Kalimo), having been killed by one of the "Discovery's" boats, in their passage across: they had also delivered this account to each of the ships. Upon that informa- tion, the women, vi^ho were sitting upon the beach at their break- fasts, and conversing familiarly with o...ur people in the boats, retired, and a confused murmur spread through the crowd. An old priest came to Captain Cook, with a cocoa nut in his hand, which he held out to him as a present, at the same time singing very loud. He was often desired to be silent, but in vain: he continued importunate and troublesome, and there was no such thing as getting rid of him or his noise : it seemed, as if he meant to divert their attention from his countrymen, who were growing more tumultuous, and arming themselves in every quarter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This hostile appearance in- creased, and became more alarming, on the arrival of two men in a canoe from the opposite side of the bay, with the news of a * Keoua Kuahuula and Keoua Peeale. — Ed.
1779 12 chief, called Kareemoo (Kalimo), having been killed by one of the "Discovery's" boats, in their passage across: they had also delivered this account to each of the ships. Upon that informa- tion, the women, vi^ho were sitting upon the beach at their break- fasts, and conversing familiarly with o...ur people in the boats, retired, and a confused murmur spread through the crowd. An old priest came to Captain Cook, with a cocoa nut in his hand, which he held out to him as a present, at the same time singing very loud. He was often desired to be silent, but in vain: he continued importunate and troublesome, and there was no such thing as getting rid of him or his noise : it seemed, as if he meant to divert their attention from his countrymen, who were growing more tumultuous, and arming themselves in every quarter.
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