Peter Simple
Peter Simple
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Another frigate was sent to ourintended cruising ground, and we lay idle in port. But we consoledourselves: if we did not make prize-money, at all events, we were veryhappy, and the major part of the officers very much in love.
We had remained in Halifax harbour about three weeks, when a very greatchange for the worse took place in Captain Kearney's disease. Disease, indeed, it could hardly be called. He had been long suffering from theinsidious attacks of a hot climate, and though repeatedly a...dvised toinvalid, he never would consent. His constitution appeared now to bebreaking up. In a few days he was so ill, that, at the request of thenaval surgeons, he consented to be removed to the hospital, where hecould command more comforts than in any private house. He had not beenin the hospital more than two days, when he sent for me, and stated hiswish that I should remain with him. "You know, Peter, that you are acousin of mine, and one likes to have one's relations near one when weare sick, so bring your traps on shore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another frigate was sent to ourintended cruising ground, and we lay idle in port. But we consoledourselves: if we did not make prize-money, at all events, we were veryhappy, and the major part of the officers very much in love.
We had remained in Halifax harbour about three weeks, when a very greatchange for the worse took place in Captain Kearney's disease. Disease, indeed, it could hardly be called. He had been long suffering from theinsidious attacks of a hot climate, and though repeatedly a...dvised toinvalid, he never would consent. His constitution appeared now to bebreaking up. In a few days he was so ill, that, at the request of thenaval surgeons, he consented to be removed to the hospital, where hecould command more comforts than in any private house. He had not beenin the hospital more than two days, when he sent for me, and stated hiswish that I should remain with him. "You know, Peter, that you are acousin of mine, and one likes to have one's relations near one when weare sick, so bring your traps on shore.
What to read after Peter Simple?
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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