Personal Reminiscences
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W.) was in com- mand of a brig at Gibraltar, not many years before, he gave me a warm welcome, and invited me to take up my abode with him, which I did. Mr.
went as usual to some public house. I took occasion to mention to Mr. W. the loose way we had been accustomed to do business, and gave him some hints as to the supercargo. Mr. — . came the next day, and proposed to put our business into the hands of Messrs. Wheelwright & Boully. It was clearly stated that, as the duties were low, and the po...sition of Mr. W. as consul a delicate one, no goods must be landed or sold without paying full duty. Our cargo was discharged with the exception of some cases of sewing sUk, which, being unsalable, Mr. — . desired to retain on board, and evade the small duty of one or two per cent, for landing and reshipping. He came to me, and requested me to have those silk goods put under the stone ballast ; and, when this was done, the vessel would be visited by the custom-house officers, and declared imloaded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W.) was in com- mand of a brig at Gibraltar, not many years before, he gave me a warm welcome, and invited me to take up my abode with him, which I did. Mr.
went as usual to some public house. I took occasion to mention to Mr. W. the loose way we had been accustomed to do business, and gave him some hints as to the supercargo. Mr. — . came the next day, and proposed to put our business into the hands of Messrs. Wheelwright & Boully. It was clearly stated that, as the duties were low, and the po...sition of Mr. W. as consul a delicate one, no goods must be landed or sold without paying full duty. Our cargo was discharged with the exception of some cases of sewing sUk, which, being unsalable, Mr. — . desired to retain on board, and evade the small duty of one or two per cent, for landing and reshipping. He came to me, and requested me to have those silk goods put under the stone ballast ; and, when this was done, the vessel would be visited by the custom-house officers, and declared imloaded.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R B Robert Bennet Forbes to read onlineMoreLess
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