Novels, volume 14
Novels, volume 14
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Whether it was really supposed that the fever was a mere excuse to avoid the duel, or that the animosity prevailing gave rise to the report, certain it is, that there were many sneers on the part of the military men, and great indignation on the part of the naval officers ; who, if they could have so done, would have gone on shore on purpose to insult every officer they could meet who wore a red coat ; but in consequence of this excitement being known, all leave was prohibited.
Captain Delmar, ...who was the naval commanding officer, had taken up his quarters on shore ; he had done all he possibly could to prevent the unpleasant feeling from continuing, and had shown great forbearance and good sense; but it so happened that, being in company with some of the military staff, observations were made in his presence, relative to the conduct of the naval captain ill with the fever, that he could not permit. He gave a flat denial to them, and the consequence was, that language was used which left no alternative but a duel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whether it was really supposed that the fever was a mere excuse to avoid the duel, or that the animosity prevailing gave rise to the report, certain it is, that there were many sneers on the part of the military men, and great indignation on the part of the naval officers ; who, if they could have so done, would have gone on shore on purpose to insult every officer they could meet who wore a red coat ; but in consequence of this excitement being known, all leave was prohibited.
Captain Delmar, ...who was the naval commanding officer, had taken up his quarters on shore ; he had done all he possibly could to prevent the unpleasant feeling from continuing, and had shown great forbearance and good sense; but it so happened that, being in company with some of the military staff, observations were made in his presence, relative to the conduct of the naval captain ill with the fever, that he could not permit. He gave a flat denial to them, and the consequence was, that language was used which left no alternative but a duel.
What to read after Novels, volume 14?
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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