The Novels of Captain Marryat
The Novels of Captain Marryat
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The sailors^ whose profits ia the vojrtge wete regulated bj the anmber of fish takeQ» thoaght this an excellent reason for throwing me overboard; and had there not been two sail in sights standing towards them, I certainly should have had some more adyentuires to narrate.
At last they consented to put me on board of. one which had hoisted French coiouts. She was from Havrei and hairing twelve fish on boavd* was returning hcnne. The captain consented to give me a passage, and in two months I was... OQce more in my native country.
Such, your Jiighness,. were the adventures of my Third Voyage. - ''Well, the story of the Iskad was rather too long," observed the pacha, '' but altogether, it was amusing.
Mustapba, I think it is worth ten pieces of gold^'' Chapter X Thb next day the renegade commenced his fourth voyage iu the following words.
POUKTH VOTAGB OP HUCKABACK.
Your highness may imagine, that I ought to have been pretty well tired of going to sea, after so many mishaps ; but there is a restlessness attending a person who has once been a rover, that drives him from comfort and affluence in possession, to seek variety dirough danger and difficulty in perspective.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sailors^ whose profits ia the vojrtge wete regulated bj the anmber of fish takeQ» thoaght this an excellent reason for throwing me overboard; and had there not been two sail in sights standing towards them, I certainly should have had some more adyentuires to narrate.
At last they consented to put me on board of. one which had hoisted French coiouts. She was from Havrei and hairing twelve fish on boavd* was returning hcnne. The captain consented to give me a passage, and in two months I was... OQce more in my native country.
Such, your Jiighness,. were the adventures of my Third Voyage. - ''Well, the story of the Iskad was rather too long," observed the pacha, '' but altogether, it was amusing.
Mustapba, I think it is worth ten pieces of gold^'' Chapter X Thb next day the renegade commenced his fourth voyage iu the following words.
POUKTH VOTAGB OP HUCKABACK.
Your highness may imagine, that I ought to have been pretty well tired of going to sea, after so many mishaps ; but there is a restlessness attending a person who has once been a rover, that drives him from comfort and affluence in possession, to seek variety dirough danger and difficulty in perspective.
What to read after The Novels of Captain Marryat?
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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