The Penang Pirate
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It is made quiteflat, and it is the principal spot for the family to go of an eveningwhen the sun has gone down and the night-breeze begins to blow. TheArabs and Parsees go on top in the mornings too, at sunrise, to saytheir prayers, spreading out a bit of sacred carpet over the stoneflagging that forms the floor of the roof. " "Are there many shops?" I next inquired.
"Bless you, the town's crammed full of them! but they're only opensheds, in the centre of which some Hindoo or Banian merchant i...s to beseen squatting all day long, chewing hashish or smoking his hubble-bubble, as if he hadn't a stroke of business to do, and didn't careabout doing it either if he got the chance!" "I suppose they have goods to sell, though, eh!" I said.
"Oh, yes, shawls and sandals and silks and such like; while in theeatable line you can get coffee and sherbet, and arrack too, or whatthey call English rum, besides pine-apples and mangoes, oranges, citrons, guavas, green cocoa-nuts, and every fruit you could think of, as well as cakes and sweetmeats.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is made quiteflat, and it is the principal spot for the family to go of an eveningwhen the sun has gone down and the night-breeze begins to blow. TheArabs and Parsees go on top in the mornings too, at sunrise, to saytheir prayers, spreading out a bit of sacred carpet over the stoneflagging that forms the floor of the roof. " "Are there many shops?" I next inquired.
"Bless you, the town's crammed full of them! but they're only opensheds, in the centre of which some Hindoo or Banian merchant i...s to beseen squatting all day long, chewing hashish or smoking his hubble-bubble, as if he hadn't a stroke of business to do, and didn't careabout doing it either if he got the chance!" "I suppose they have goods to sell, though, eh!" I said.
"Oh, yes, shawls and sandals and silks and such like; while in theeatable line you can get coffee and sherbet, and arrack too, or whatthey call English rum, besides pine-apples and mangoes, oranges, citrons, guavas, green cocoa-nuts, and every fruit you could think of, as well as cakes and sweetmeats.
What to read after The Penang Pirate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hutcheson John Conroy to read onlineMoreLess
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