Up in the Clouds
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"2. From the departure to the return there shall be only one command, that of the captain. That command shall be absolute.
"3. As legal penalty cannot be enforced, the captain, having theresponsibility of the lives of the passengers, decides alone, andwithout appeal, in all circumstances, the means of assuring theexecution of his orders with the aid of all under him. The captain can, in certain cases, take the advice of the crew, but his own authority isdecisive.
"4. Every passenger declares, a...t the time of ascending, that he carrieswith him no inflammable materials.
"5. Every passenger accepts, by his simple presence on board, hisentire part and perfect co-operation in all manoeuvres, and submitshimself to all the necessities of the service; above all, to the commandof the captain. On landing, he must not quit the balloon withoutpermission duly acquired.
"6. Silence must be absolutely observed when ordered by the captain.
"7. Victuals and liquors carried up by the travellers must be depositedin the common canteen, of which the captain alone has the key, and whoregulates the distribution thereof.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"2. From the departure to the return there shall be only one command, that of the captain. That command shall be absolute.
"3. As legal penalty cannot be enforced, the captain, having theresponsibility of the lives of the passengers, decides alone, andwithout appeal, in all circumstances, the means of assuring theexecution of his orders with the aid of all under him. The captain can, in certain cases, take the advice of the crew, but his own authority isdecisive.
"4. Every passenger declares, a...t the time of ascending, that he carrieswith him no inflammable materials.
"5. Every passenger accepts, by his simple presence on board, hisentire part and perfect co-operation in all manoeuvres, and submitshimself to all the necessities of the service; above all, to the commandof the captain. On landing, he must not quit the balloon withoutpermission duly acquired.
"6. Silence must be absolutely observed when ordered by the captain.
"7. Victuals and liquors carried up by the travellers must be depositedin the common canteen, of which the captain alone has the key, and whoregulates the distribution thereof.
What to read after Up in the Clouds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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