Sailing South
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One sweet lady came and sat with us, and cheered us as best she could she was Mrs. B. , suspected of not owning her own children. Together we sur- veyed a palm-clad world from which the glory had departed.
And then came the captain, tall, tanned, cheerful, and contemptuous of red tape, to say we should be cared for in due season in Kingston. "You won't be delayed an hour, " said he. " This always happens to some one. The consul always comes aboard and fixes them up. " So it proved. The consul d...id appear a delight- ful gentleman from the South who brushed all difficulties aside and made the rough places smooth. Inside of a quarter-hour we were free. Before most of the passengers we had passed the customs, and KINGSTON 221 before sunset we were ensconced in a breezy room at the Myrtle Bank Hotel looking forth through a palm-dotted park toward the bluest of blue harbors. The troubles of the afternoon vanished as if at an enchanter's wand. The lawn was gay with fair women and brave men, sitting at little tables and sipping things no longer to be had in the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One sweet lady came and sat with us, and cheered us as best she could she was Mrs. B. , suspected of not owning her own children. Together we sur- veyed a palm-clad world from which the glory had departed.
And then came the captain, tall, tanned, cheerful, and contemptuous of red tape, to say we should be cared for in due season in Kingston. "You won't be delayed an hour, " said he. " This always happens to some one. The consul always comes aboard and fixes them up. " So it proved. The consul d...id appear a delight- ful gentleman from the South who brushed all difficulties aside and made the rough places smooth. Inside of a quarter-hour we were free. Before most of the passengers we had passed the customs, and KINGSTON 221 before sunset we were ensconced in a breezy room at the Myrtle Bank Hotel looking forth through a palm-dotted park toward the bluest of blue harbors. The troubles of the afternoon vanished as if at an enchanter's wand. The lawn was gay with fair women and brave men, sitting at little tables and sipping things no longer to be had in the United States.
What to read after Sailing South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Sanford Marden to read onlineMoreLess
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