The Pirate
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" Hawkhurst pointed to the entering port.
"When I ask your advice, you may give it, " said the captain, turninggloomily away.
In the meantime, Francisco paced the cabin in deep thought. Young as hewas, he was indifferent to death; for he had no tie to render lifeprecious. He remembered his mother, but not her demise; that had beenconcealed from him. At the age of seven he had sailed with Cain in aslaver, and had ever since continued with him. Until lately, he hadbeen led to suppose that the cap...tain was his father. During the yearsthat he had been in the slave-trade, Cain had devoted much time to hiseducation; it so happened that the only book which could be found onboard of the vessel, when Cain first commenced teaching, was a Biblebelonging to Francisco's mother. Out of this book he learned to read;and, as his education advanced, other books were procured. It mayappear strange that the very traffic in which his reputed father wasengaged did not corrupt the boy's mind, but, accustomed to it from hisinfancy, he had considered these negroes as another species, --an ideafully warranted by the cruelty of the Europeans towards them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Hawkhurst pointed to the entering port.
"When I ask your advice, you may give it, " said the captain, turninggloomily away.
In the meantime, Francisco paced the cabin in deep thought. Young as hewas, he was indifferent to death; for he had no tie to render lifeprecious. He remembered his mother, but not her demise; that had beenconcealed from him. At the age of seven he had sailed with Cain in aslaver, and had ever since continued with him. Until lately, he hadbeen led to suppose that the cap...tain was his father. During the yearsthat he had been in the slave-trade, Cain had devoted much time to hiseducation; it so happened that the only book which could be found onboard of the vessel, when Cain first commenced teaching, was a Biblebelonging to Francisco's mother. Out of this book he learned to read;and, as his education advanced, other books were procured. It mayappear strange that the very traffic in which his reputed father wasengaged did not corrupt the boy's mind, but, accustomed to it from hisinfancy, he had considered these negroes as another species, --an ideafully warranted by the cruelty of the Europeans towards them.
What to read after The Pirate?
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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