Warner Arundell the Adventures of a Creole volume 2
Warner Arundell the Adventures of a Creole volume 2
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If the heathen deities existed, Bacchus would have been propitious to the Saucy Jack. We had two German gentlemen on board ; soldiers of fortune that is to say, soldiers with- out fortune. Both had titles in their own coun- THE ADVENTURES OF A CREOLE. 83 try, which they prudently dropped on board the Saucy Jack. When not persecuted by the ruf- fianly part of the passengers, I used to spend my time teaching these gentlemen Spanish, and taking instructions from them in German. The next I shall no...tice was one who called himself Dr. Beadle ; a delicate lad, and a warm- hearted simpleton. He had been an apothe- cary's shopman, in Islington, and solicited and obtained the appointment of assistant-surgeon to the Columbian forces at least, Mendez told him so. I will not weary the reader by describing the rest of our motley collection of passengers. Some had been officers in volunteer corps ; some went to join the South American army, to avoid going into the Fleet. Several were sent by their friends to Columbia, in the hope of their getting settled in that republic; and thus saving their families the disgrace of hearing that they had died of a sore throat, occasioned by their being kept in a state of suspense while cooling their heels, for an hour on the stretch, before the debtors' door in Newgate, by the recommendation of the Recorder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the heathen deities existed, Bacchus would have been propitious to the Saucy Jack. We had two German gentlemen on board ; soldiers of fortune that is to say, soldiers with- out fortune. Both had titles in their own coun- THE ADVENTURES OF A CREOLE. 83 try, which they prudently dropped on board the Saucy Jack. When not persecuted by the ruf- fianly part of the passengers, I used to spend my time teaching these gentlemen Spanish, and taking instructions from them in German. The next I shall no...tice was one who called himself Dr. Beadle ; a delicate lad, and a warm- hearted simpleton. He had been an apothe- cary's shopman, in Islington, and solicited and obtained the appointment of assistant-surgeon to the Columbian forces at least, Mendez told him so. I will not weary the reader by describing the rest of our motley collection of passengers. Some had been officers in volunteer corps ; some went to join the South American army, to avoid going into the Fleet. Several were sent by their friends to Columbia, in the hope of their getting settled in that republic; and thus saving their families the disgrace of hearing that they had died of a sore throat, occasioned by their being kept in a state of suspense while cooling their heels, for an hour on the stretch, before the debtors' door in Newgate, by the recommendation of the Recorder.
What to read after Warner Arundell the Adventures of a Creole volume 2?
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