A Voyage to the South Sea
A Voyage to the South Sea
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He said that he would exerthis utmost endeavours to discover the guilty person, but it mightpossibly not be in his power to get him delivered up, which would be thecase if he was either of Tiarraboo, Attahooroo, or of the island Eimeo. That the attempt might have been made as much out of enmity to the peopleof Matavai and Oparre as to me, everyone knowing the regard I had forthem, and that I had declared I would protect them against their enemies. All this I was inclined to believe, but I did n...ot think proper to appearperfectly satisfied lest Tinah, who was naturally very indolent, shouldbe remiss in his endeavours to detect the offender. To guard as much aspossible against future attempts of this kind I directed a stage to bebuilt on the forecastle so that the cables should be more directly underthe eye of the sentinel; and I likewise gave orders that one of themidshipman should keep watch forward.
In the afternoon Oreepyah returned from Tethuroa. He told me that Moannahand himself had narrowly escaped being lost in the bad weather and thatMoannah had been obliged to take shelter at Eimeo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He said that he would exerthis utmost endeavours to discover the guilty person, but it mightpossibly not be in his power to get him delivered up, which would be thecase if he was either of Tiarraboo, Attahooroo, or of the island Eimeo. That the attempt might have been made as much out of enmity to the peopleof Matavai and Oparre as to me, everyone knowing the regard I had forthem, and that I had declared I would protect them against their enemies. All this I was inclined to believe, but I did n...ot think proper to appearperfectly satisfied lest Tinah, who was naturally very indolent, shouldbe remiss in his endeavours to detect the offender. To guard as much aspossible against future attempts of this kind I directed a stage to bebuilt on the forecastle so that the cables should be more directly underthe eye of the sentinel; and I likewise gave orders that one of themidshipman should keep watch forward.
In the afternoon Oreepyah returned from Tethuroa. He told me that Moannahand himself had narrowly escaped being lost in the bad weather and thatMoannah had been obliged to take shelter at Eimeo.
What to read after A Voyage to the South Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bligh William to read onlineMoreLess
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