Mr. Midshipman Easy 7
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" Just hear its contents, Sir Thomas." Captain Wilson then read in Spanish as follows : — " Honourable Sir, "It is my duty to advise you that the Honourable Lady Signora Alforgas de Guzman, now deceased, has, in her testament, bequeathed to you the sum of one thousand doubloons in gold as a testimony of your kind services on the night of the I2th of August. If you will authorise any merchant here to receive the money, it shall be paid forthwith, or remitted in any way you please to appoint.
May... you live a thousand years !
" Your most obedient servant, " Alfonzo Xerez." Jack heard the letter read, rose quietly, whistled low, as if not attending to it, and then slipped out of the room, unperceived by the governor or Captain Wilson.
The fact was, that although Jack had longed to tell the governor about his adventures after the masquerade, he did not like yet awhile, until he was sure that there were no consequences — because he had given the captain's name instead of his own. As soon as he heard the letter read, he at once perceived that it had been the old lady, and not the priests, who had made the inquiry, and that by giving Captain Wilson's name, he had obtained for him this fine legacy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Just hear its contents, Sir Thomas." Captain Wilson then read in Spanish as follows : — " Honourable Sir, "It is my duty to advise you that the Honourable Lady Signora Alforgas de Guzman, now deceased, has, in her testament, bequeathed to you the sum of one thousand doubloons in gold as a testimony of your kind services on the night of the I2th of August. If you will authorise any merchant here to receive the money, it shall be paid forthwith, or remitted in any way you please to appoint.
May... you live a thousand years !
" Your most obedient servant, " Alfonzo Xerez." Jack heard the letter read, rose quietly, whistled low, as if not attending to it, and then slipped out of the room, unperceived by the governor or Captain Wilson.
The fact was, that although Jack had longed to tell the governor about his adventures after the masquerade, he did not like yet awhile, until he was sure that there were no consequences — because he had given the captain's name instead of his own. As soon as he heard the letter read, he at once perceived that it had been the old lady, and not the priests, who had made the inquiry, and that by giving Captain Wilson's name, he had obtained for him this fine legacy.
What to read after Mr. Midshipman Easy 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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