Two Men of Taunton in the Course of Human Events 1731 1829
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For several weeks he visited the wharves and searched the "News-Letter" and "Post "for a seaworthy ves sel. At length, he heard of a sloop of thirty tons, the Hannah, which he chartered at twenty pounds a month. After scraping her bottom, tar ring the ropes, salting the mast, and filling the lazaretto with lobscouse, hard-tack, "tongues and sounds, " "salt hoss, " and other delicacies of a sailor s "whack, " Cap n Paine secured an "Al- gerine Pass"; piped all hands on deck; asked a blessing on ...the trip, and weighed anchor for Caro lina carrying a load of brick, meal, ropes, and pottery. He took along his father s negro slave, "London, " whom he afterwards sold, for he was bent on business and had no scruple against the traffic in "human cattle. " A sloop does not require so large a crew as a schooner; but there is more strain on the mast, which gave excitement during the voyage and compelled a sharp eye for weather changes.
[ Two Men of Taunton Thirty days after leaving Carolina, he sighted "phyall Light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For several weeks he visited the wharves and searched the "News-Letter" and "Post "for a seaworthy ves sel. At length, he heard of a sloop of thirty tons, the Hannah, which he chartered at twenty pounds a month. After scraping her bottom, tar ring the ropes, salting the mast, and filling the lazaretto with lobscouse, hard-tack, "tongues and sounds, " "salt hoss, " and other delicacies of a sailor s "whack, " Cap n Paine secured an "Al- gerine Pass"; piped all hands on deck; asked a blessing on ...the trip, and weighed anchor for Caro lina carrying a load of brick, meal, ropes, and pottery. He took along his father s negro slave, "London, " whom he afterwards sold, for he was bent on business and had no scruple against the traffic in "human cattle. " A sloop does not require so large a crew as a schooner; but there is more strain on the mast, which gave excitement during the voyage and compelled a sharp eye for weather changes.
[ Two Men of Taunton Thirty days after leaving Carolina, he sighted "phyall Light.
What to read after Two Men of Taunton in the Course of Human Events 1731 1829?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph Davol to read onlineMoreLess
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