Rattlin, the Reefer
Rattlin, the Reefer
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In fifteen minutes he had acquainted me with his parentage, his possessions, and his history.
He assured me, with gesticulations, and a few oaths, that he was not at all connected with the brigands that inhabited the town below — that he despised them^ knew them all to be pirates, or abettors of pirates, revolutionists^ and ivpublicans — that he was at heart, yea, in heart and souli a royalist^ and d^otedly atudied \a the ni^um rigkM: tbdt the estate he nolr c^^vat«d\ie\!aASxSkwsrk\fi^1^^ BATTL...IM, THE REEFER. 26l father^ who had been one of the few spared in the revolt of the blacks ; that he had been educated at Paris, but, for the last five-and-thirty years, had hardly been off his own grounds — that he had no wife, and, indeed, never mar- ried, had no family at all, excepting Josephine, who sate beside him, who was his very dear and only child.
He did not add, '^a slave, and the daughter of a sUve." I now looked upon her steadfastly for the first time, and with the most intense emotion : but it was pity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In fifteen minutes he had acquainted me with his parentage, his possessions, and his history.
He assured me, with gesticulations, and a few oaths, that he was not at all connected with the brigands that inhabited the town below — that he despised them^ knew them all to be pirates, or abettors of pirates, revolutionists^ and ivpublicans — that he was at heart, yea, in heart and souli a royalist^ and d^otedly atudied \a the ni^um rigkM: tbdt the estate he nolr c^^vat«d\ie\!aASxSkwsrk\fi^1^^ BATTL...IM, THE REEFER. 26l father^ who had been one of the few spared in the revolt of the blacks ; that he had been educated at Paris, but, for the last five-and-thirty years, had hardly been off his own grounds — that he had no wife, and, indeed, never mar- ried, had no family at all, excepting Josephine, who sate beside him, who was his very dear and only child.
He did not add, '^a slave, and the daughter of a sUve." I now looked upon her steadfastly for the first time, and with the most intense emotion : but it was pity.
What to read after Rattlin, the Reefer?
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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