Due West
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Here the water was observed to be much saltier to the tastethan that of the open sea, a fact easily accounted for, as it is subjectto the fierce tropical sun, and the consequent rapid evaporation leavesthe saline property in aggregated proportions at the surface. This is aphenomenon generally observable in land-locked arms of the oceansimilarly situated: the Persian Gulf being another instance. The freecirculation of ocean-currents, as well as the heavy rain-falls of othertropical regions, rend...ers the conditions more uniform. As we sailedthrough the Gulf of Suez we had the shores of Egypt on both sides of us. The last day on board the Kashgar was characterized by one of thoseblazing sunsets that set everything aglow, making it appear as thoughthe world had taken fire at the horizon and was actually burning up.
Before arriving at Aden it was discovered that one of the foremast handsof the ship was quite ill with small-pox, a very annoying thing tohappen under the circumstances. There were some thirty or forty cabinpassengers on board, and of course serious fears as to contagion wereentertained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here the water was observed to be much saltier to the tastethan that of the open sea, a fact easily accounted for, as it is subjectto the fierce tropical sun, and the consequent rapid evaporation leavesthe saline property in aggregated proportions at the surface. This is aphenomenon generally observable in land-locked arms of the oceansimilarly situated: the Persian Gulf being another instance. The freecirculation of ocean-currents, as well as the heavy rain-falls of othertropical regions, rend...ers the conditions more uniform. As we sailedthrough the Gulf of Suez we had the shores of Egypt on both sides of us. The last day on board the Kashgar was characterized by one of thoseblazing sunsets that set everything aglow, making it appear as thoughthe world had taken fire at the horizon and was actually burning up.
Before arriving at Aden it was discovered that one of the foremast handsof the ship was quite ill with small-pox, a very annoying thing tohappen under the circumstances. There were some thirty or forty cabinpassengers on board, and of course serious fears as to contagion wereentertained.
What to read after Due West?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ballou Maturin Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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