Travels in Morocco Vol 1 8 5
Travels in Morocco Vol 1 8 5
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Immediately I got on deck, I produced an English book, whichmentioned the port of Mogador as a "good" port.
"Per Dio Santo!" exclaimed our capitano; "yes, for the English it _is_ agood port--you dare devils at sea--for them it _is_ a good port. Theopen sea, with a gale of wind, is a good port for the _maladetti_English. " Irritated at this extreme politeness to our gallant tars, who have solong "braved the battle and the breeze, " I did not trouble farther thedauntless Genoese, who certainly wa...s not destined to become a Columbus. Now the men began to snivel and yelp, following the example of theircommander. "We won't go into the port, Santa Virgine! We won't go in tobe shivered to pieces on the rocks. " At this moment our experiencedcapitano fancied we had got into shoal-water; the surf was seen runningin foaming circles, as if in a whirlpool. Now, indeed, our capitano didyelp; now did the crew yelp, invoking all the saints of the Romancalendar, instead of attending to the ship. [14] Here was a scene ofindescribable confusion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Immediately I got on deck, I produced an English book, whichmentioned the port of Mogador as a "good" port.
"Per Dio Santo!" exclaimed our capitano; "yes, for the English it _is_ agood port--you dare devils at sea--for them it _is_ a good port. Theopen sea, with a gale of wind, is a good port for the _maladetti_English. " Irritated at this extreme politeness to our gallant tars, who have solong "braved the battle and the breeze, " I did not trouble farther thedauntless Genoese, who certainly wa...s not destined to become a Columbus. Now the men began to snivel and yelp, following the example of theircommander. "We won't go into the port, Santa Virgine! We won't go in tobe shivered to pieces on the rocks. " At this moment our experiencedcapitano fancied we had got into shoal-water; the surf was seen runningin foaming circles, as if in a whirlpool. Now, indeed, our capitano didyelp; now did the crew yelp, invoking all the saints of the Romancalendar, instead of attending to the ship. [14] Here was a scene ofindescribable confusion.
What to read after Travels in Morocco Vol 1 8 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richardson to read onlineMoreLess
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