Italian Characters in the Epoch of Unification: (Patriotti Italiani) By the ...
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Hardly had the frigate vanished firom the horizon when Ju^n, the scullion, appeared on deck with his hands and face washed, and his ragged shirt replaced by the neat uniform of an officer in the English merchant service, and walking straight to the captain, he summoned him to resign the command. Settem- hrini, not a little to his horror, for he was the mildest of men, heard his son threatening right and left the most frightful measures, were resistance attempted. The captain got into his head t...hat all the sixty-six Neapolitans were armed, and after some futile endeavours to extort money, he yielded in a panic to what he supposed to be overpowering force. The Digitized by Google 74 ITALIAN OHABACTBBS young man's audacious scheme was crowned with the most complete success, and amid the hurrahs of the crew and the wild antics of the negro cook, the helm was turned in the direction of Queenstown, which was safely reached in another fortnight.
From Queenstown Settemhrini, with part of his companions, went to Bristol, where the authorities came out to meet them, while their eyes were greeted on all sides hy the inscription, '
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Hardly had the frigate vanished firom the horizon when Ju^n, the scullion, appeared on deck with his hands and face washed, and his ragged shirt replaced by the neat uniform of an officer in the English merchant service, and walking straight to the captain, he summoned him to resign the command. Settem- hrini, not a little to his horror, for he was the mildest of men, heard his son threatening right and left the most frightful measures, were resistance attempted. The captain got into his head t...hat all the sixty-six Neapolitans were armed, and after some futile endeavours to extort money, he yielded in a panic to what he supposed to be overpowering force. The Digitized by Google 74 ITALIAN OHABACTBBS young man's audacious scheme was crowned with the most complete success, and amid the hurrahs of the crew and the wild antics of the negro cook, the helm was turned in the direction of Queenstown, which was safely reached in another fortnight.
From Queenstown Settemhrini, with part of his companions, went to Bristol, where the authorities came out to meet them, while their eyes were greeted on all sides hy the inscription, '
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