Commodore Bainbridge From the Gunroom to the Quarter Deck
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As soon as he had appeared, two large sailboats put out to meet him; one contained Mr. O'Brien and the other a representative of the Dey, and it was a race to see which one would arrive first. O'Brien's sailboat; how- ever, caught a bad current by keeping too close to the shore, and the regent's boat was the first alongside. Bain- bridge received the court officer without much ceremony, and was rather amused to notice that the effect of seeing the returned embassy depressed the very consequenti...al individual.
Before he had asked any questions of his country- man, he hastened to deliver a message for his master, in the following words: " His High Mightiness the Dey has noticed at what distance the honorable captain has dropped anchor, and he expresses great solicitude that immediately the frigate should be moved nearer the city. It surely must be inconvenient, his High Mighti- ness fears, for the officers to have communication with the shore." As the messenger was still speaking O'Brien came on board.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soon as he had appeared, two large sailboats put out to meet him; one contained Mr. O'Brien and the other a representative of the Dey, and it was a race to see which one would arrive first. O'Brien's sailboat; how- ever, caught a bad current by keeping too close to the shore, and the regent's boat was the first alongside. Bain- bridge received the court officer without much ceremony, and was rather amused to notice that the effect of seeing the returned embassy depressed the very consequenti...al individual.
Before he had asked any questions of his country- man, he hastened to deliver a message for his master, in the following words: " His High Mightiness the Dey has noticed at what distance the honorable captain has dropped anchor, and he expresses great solicitude that immediately the frigate should be moved nearer the city. It surely must be inconvenient, his High Mighti- ness fears, for the officers to have communication with the shore." As the messenger was still speaking O'Brien came on board.
What to read after Commodore Bainbridge From the Gunroom to the Quarter Deck?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Barnes to read onlineMoreLess
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