The Monarchs of the Main; 1
The Monarchs of the Main; 1
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If they succeeded, they went to Tortuga, bought a vessel, and started 150 strong, going to Cuba to take in salt turtle, or to Port Margot or Bayaha for dried pork or beef — dividirfg all upon the compagnon a bon lot principle. They always said public prayer before starting on an expedition, and returned solemn thanks to God for victory.
*^ They were," says a Jesuit writer, " at first so crowded in their boats that they had scarcely room to lie down ; and, as they prac- tised no economy in eatin...g, they were always shQrt of food. They were also night and day exposed to the inclemency of the weather, and yet loved so much the independence in which they lived, that no one murmured.
Some sang when others wished to sleep, and all were by turns compelled to bear these in- conveniences without complaint. But one may imagine men so little at their ease spared no pains to gain more comforts; that the sight of a larger and more convenient vessel gave them courage sufficient to capture it ; and that hunger deprived them of all sense .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If they succeeded, they went to Tortuga, bought a vessel, and started 150 strong, going to Cuba to take in salt turtle, or to Port Margot or Bayaha for dried pork or beef — dividirfg all upon the compagnon a bon lot principle. They always said public prayer before starting on an expedition, and returned solemn thanks to God for victory.
*^ They were," says a Jesuit writer, " at first so crowded in their boats that they had scarcely room to lie down ; and, as they prac- tised no economy in eatin...g, they were always shQrt of food. They were also night and day exposed to the inclemency of the weather, and yet loved so much the independence in which they lived, that no one murmured.
Some sang when others wished to sleep, and all were by turns compelled to bear these in- conveniences without complaint. But one may imagine men so little at their ease spared no pains to gain more comforts; that the sight of a larger and more convenient vessel gave them courage sufficient to capture it ; and that hunger deprived them of all sense .
What to read after The Monarchs of the Main; 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thornbury, Walter, 1828-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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