Tahiti Days
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The result is that I have no photo- graphs of the diving.
CHAPTER XVII BREAKFAST ON HIKUERO It was a dignified party that sat down to break- fast in the httle fare that morning on Hikuero.
Captain Brander occupied the position of honour at the head of the table. The party included one or two Frenchmen, an American, a New Zea- lander and a few half-castes of some prominence.
We ate lobster, turtle soup, turtle beef steak, pork cutlets, salad, asparagus, and rice pudding.
One could drink rum and ...white wine, or beer from San Francisco. As the meal progressed the conversation became more and more interesting.
There was one charming man present called Pedro, whose Spanish blood was shown in his bright sparkling eyes. And although he possessed Eng- lish blood, and absolutely no French, he had adopted all the French charm of manner and vivacity. He it was who owned and partially commanded the small schooner that arrived at the island of Mopelier to pick up the copra makers, only to find the German commerce destroyer Seadila sitting on the reef, and the island occupied by the German pirate's chief officer and the crews from many of the ships that had fallen a prey 177, 178 TAHITI DAYS to Von Lucknow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The result is that I have no photo- graphs of the diving.
CHAPTER XVII BREAKFAST ON HIKUERO It was a dignified party that sat down to break- fast in the httle fare that morning on Hikuero.
Captain Brander occupied the position of honour at the head of the table. The party included one or two Frenchmen, an American, a New Zea- lander and a few half-castes of some prominence.
We ate lobster, turtle soup, turtle beef steak, pork cutlets, salad, asparagus, and rice pudding.
One could drink rum and ...white wine, or beer from San Francisco. As the meal progressed the conversation became more and more interesting.
There was one charming man present called Pedro, whose Spanish blood was shown in his bright sparkling eyes. And although he possessed Eng- lish blood, and absolutely no French, he had adopted all the French charm of manner and vivacity. He it was who owned and partially commanded the small schooner that arrived at the island of Mopelier to pick up the copra makers, only to find the German commerce destroyer Seadila sitting on the reef, and the island occupied by the German pirate's chief officer and the crews from many of the ships that had fallen a prey 177, 178 TAHITI DAYS to Von Lucknow.
What to read after Tahiti Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macquarrie, Hector to read onlineMoreLess
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