Narrative of the Expedition Which Sailed From England in 1817 to Join the South
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Ritchie, to whose kind and feeling heart we had already been so deeply indebted, again sympathising in our suffer ings, voluntarily, and in the most handsome manner, advanced us, from his own purse, a sum sufficient to meet the exigencies of the present moment.
Shortly after taking leave of Mr. R. , my friend Captain, proceeded with a gentleman for a few days to one of the small neighbouring islands. The remainder of the day I spent in endeavouring to pro cure a lodging, but was unable to disco...ver SOUTH AMERICA, 93 any sufficiently moderate for my scanty finances. Anxious to avoid the inquisitive observations of the inhabitants, I returned to the beach, and again indulged in the melancholy but pleasing recollection of home the remembrance of happier days, and of those absent but dear friends from whose society I was now so distant. Every circumstance connected with former fe licity recurred with double force to my imagination, and I was only roused from this train of cheerless contemplation, by the well-known cadence of the sailors weighing anchor on board the Britannia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ritchie, to whose kind and feeling heart we had already been so deeply indebted, again sympathising in our suffer ings, voluntarily, and in the most handsome manner, advanced us, from his own purse, a sum sufficient to meet the exigencies of the present moment.
Shortly after taking leave of Mr. R. , my friend Captain, proceeded with a gentleman for a few days to one of the small neighbouring islands. The remainder of the day I spent in endeavouring to pro cure a lodging, but was unable to disco...ver SOUTH AMERICA, 93 any sufficiently moderate for my scanty finances. Anxious to avoid the inquisitive observations of the inhabitants, I returned to the beach, and again indulged in the melancholy but pleasing recollection of home the remembrance of happier days, and of those absent but dear friends from whose society I was now so distant. Every circumstance connected with former fe licity recurred with double force to my imagination, and I was only roused from this train of cheerless contemplation, by the well-known cadence of the sailors weighing anchor on board the Britannia.
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