Our Cruise to New Guinea
Our Cruise to New Guinea
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But he buckled to it like the meanest of us, and taking off his coat prepared for the worst. Fate, however, was kind to him, thanks to the seamanlike manner in which he steered his boat, and he landed in safety with but a slight sprinkling of salt water, and was able to resume his coat the driest of us all.
Ultimately all were ashore without accident, and the ceremony of hoisting the flag commenced in the presence of the largest number of natives we had yet seen. To us the m6k6 seemed a dull af...fair without the band, but then we were wet and apt to cavil at trifles. The feu de joie had its usual success, and as it commenced the natives lay down like one man, as though they had been specially trained in this particular figure.
When the hoisting was over, and we had duly admired the inhabitants of Motu Motu, there appeared on the scene the dressiest individual who never wore clothes. No one thought of wondering that he was late, for it would have been impossible to imitate his get- up and judge of the time it would take, without being wrong by a few hours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he buckled to it like the meanest of us, and taking off his coat prepared for the worst. Fate, however, was kind to him, thanks to the seamanlike manner in which he steered his boat, and he landed in safety with but a slight sprinkling of salt water, and was able to resume his coat the driest of us all.
Ultimately all were ashore without accident, and the ceremony of hoisting the flag commenced in the presence of the largest number of natives we had yet seen. To us the m6k6 seemed a dull af...fair without the band, but then we were wet and apt to cavil at trifles. The feu de joie had its usual success, and as it commenced the natives lay down like one man, as though they had been specially trained in this particular figure.
When the hoisting was over, and we had duly admired the inhabitants of Motu Motu, there appeared on the scene the dressiest individual who never wore clothes. No one thought of wondering that he was late, for it would have been impossible to imitate his get- up and judge of the time it would take, without being wrong by a few hours.
What to read after Our Cruise to New Guinea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keyser Arthur Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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