Voyages Round the World
Voyages Round the World
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2 The remainder of the Chapter is omitted ; it is taken up with linguis- tic speculations, and lists of similar words current at the Friendly Islands and Otaheite ; and with a technical record of the nautical and astronomi- cal observations made during the so- journ at Tongataboo.
168 COOK'S VOYAGES. [VoY. III. B. III. CH. I BOOK III.
TRANSACTIONS AT OTAHEITE, AND THE SOCIETY ISLANDS J AND PROSECUTION OF THE VOYAGE TO THE COAST OF NORTH AMERICA.
CHAPTER I.
HAVING taken our final leave of t...he Friendly Islands, I now resume my narrative of the voyage. In the even- ing of the 17th of July, at 8 o'clock, the body of Eooa bore NE. By N. , distant three or four leagues. The wind was now at E. , and blew a fresh gale. With it I stood to the S. Till half-an-hour past 6 o'clock the next morning, when a sudden squall from the same direction took our ship aback ; and before the sails could be trimmed on the other tack, the main- sail and top-gallant sails were much torn. The wind kept between the SW.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
135.
2 The remainder of the Chapter is omitted ; it is taken up with linguis- tic speculations, and lists of similar words current at the Friendly Islands and Otaheite ; and with a technical record of the nautical and astronomi- cal observations made during the so- journ at Tongataboo.
168 COOK'S VOYAGES. [VoY. III. B. III. CH. I BOOK III.
TRANSACTIONS AT OTAHEITE, AND THE SOCIETY ISLANDS J AND PROSECUTION OF THE VOYAGE TO THE COAST OF NORTH AMERICA.
CHAPTER I.
HAVING taken our final leave of t...he Friendly Islands, I now resume my narrative of the voyage. In the even- ing of the 17th of July, at 8 o'clock, the body of Eooa bore NE. By N. , distant three or four leagues. The wind was now at E. , and blew a fresh gale. With it I stood to the S. Till half-an-hour past 6 o'clock the next morning, when a sudden squall from the same direction took our ship aback ; and before the sails could be trimmed on the other tack, the main- sail and top-gallant sails were much torn. The wind kept between the SW.
What to read after Voyages Round the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Laing Purves to read onlineMoreLess
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