Peter Trawl
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Perhaps hethought from the first that we should not succeed, though I think weshould have done so had it been desirable to make the attempt. As soonas the undertaking was abandoned, the other vessels, which had only comein for water and provisions, sailed, and we were left alone in theharbour. The king, who did not appear to be at all offended by the wayCaptain Hawkins had treated him on his first visit, at once came onboard, and appeared to be excessively friendly. He spoke Englishremarkably w...ell, having learned it on board a whaler in his youth, andkept it up by frequently talking to runaway sailors who had remained atthe island. He invited the captain to go ashore and visit him in hispalace, the name we gave to the great hut in which he lived.
"With great pleasure, king, " answered the captain: "but fair play's ajewel, you know. If I go to visit you, your brother here will remain onboard to keep my mates company till I return. " The captain told Mr Griffiths to keep a strict watch on the king'sbrother, and not to allow him to leave the cabin lest he might slipoverboard and swim on shore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps hethought from the first that we should not succeed, though I think weshould have done so had it been desirable to make the attempt. As soonas the undertaking was abandoned, the other vessels, which had only comein for water and provisions, sailed, and we were left alone in theharbour. The king, who did not appear to be at all offended by the wayCaptain Hawkins had treated him on his first visit, at once came onboard, and appeared to be excessively friendly. He spoke Englishremarkably w...ell, having learned it on board a whaler in his youth, andkept it up by frequently talking to runaway sailors who had remained atthe island. He invited the captain to go ashore and visit him in hispalace, the name we gave to the great hut in which he lived.
"With great pleasure, king, " answered the captain: "but fair play's ajewel, you know. If I go to visit you, your brother here will remain onboard to keep my mates company till I return. " The captain told Mr Griffiths to keep a strict watch on the king'sbrother, and not to allow him to leave the cabin lest he might slipoverboard and swim on shore.
What to read after Peter Trawl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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