Voyages Round the World
Voyages Round the World
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Mr Bayly and I observed with the large achromatic telescopes, and Mr King with a reflector. As Mr Bayly's telescope and mine were of the same magnifying power, I ought not to have differed so much from him as I did. Perhaps it was in part, if not wholly, owing to a protuberance in the moon which escaped my notice, but was seen by both the other gentle- men. . .
Having some cocoa-nuts and yams on board in a state of vegetation, I ordered them to be planted on the little island where we had ob...served the eclipse, and some melon-seeds were sown in another place. I also left on the little island a bottle con- taining this inscription : ' Gcorgius Tertius Rex, 31 Deceiiibris 1777. , T t Resvlution, Jac. Cook, Pr. J Discovery, Car. ClerJce, Pr. " On the 1st of January 1778, I sent boats to bring on board all our parties from the land, and the turtle they had caught. Before this was com- pleted it was late in the afternoon, so that I did not think proper to sail till next morning. We got at this island, to both ships, about 300 turtle, weighing one with another about 90 or 100 pounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M.
Mr Bayly and I observed with the large achromatic telescopes, and Mr King with a reflector. As Mr Bayly's telescope and mine were of the same magnifying power, I ought not to have differed so much from him as I did. Perhaps it was in part, if not wholly, owing to a protuberance in the moon which escaped my notice, but was seen by both the other gentle- men. . .
Having some cocoa-nuts and yams on board in a state of vegetation, I ordered them to be planted on the little island where we had ob...served the eclipse, and some melon-seeds were sown in another place. I also left on the little island a bottle con- taining this inscription : ' Gcorgius Tertius Rex, 31 Deceiiibris 1777. , T t Resvlution, Jac. Cook, Pr. J Discovery, Car. ClerJce, Pr. " On the 1st of January 1778, I sent boats to bring on board all our parties from the land, and the turtle they had caught. Before this was com- pleted it was late in the afternoon, so that I did not think proper to sail till next morning. We got at this island, to both ships, about 300 turtle, weighing one with another about 90 or 100 pounds.
What to read after Voyages Round the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cook, James, 1728-1779 to read onlineMoreLess
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