The Picturesque Antiquities of Spain Described in a Series of Letters With Ill
The Picturesque Antiquities of Spain Described in a Series of Letters With Ill
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I paused to observe this tragic perform- ance, which shortly gave place to an indistinct and much interrupted speech, in which, in the intervals left by all the oaths as yet invented in the French and Languedoc tongues, there could be distinguished dark threats of vengeance, addressed to the captain of the large brig, whom he was to discover without fail on his return to Marseille.
All the passengers now descended to the cabin, and having stripped and rolled myself in my cloak turned inside out..., I threw myself on my couch. We were now, in spite of recent experience, pro- vided with a fresh lighted lantern, to be produced on the next call. This we took care still to look to, although we hardly expected more than one such chance in one night.
It was past two, and we had scarcely left off discussing our narrow escape, when another rapid and significant demand for the lantern announced a second peril. On this occasion I took my time, for I had reflected on the odds, which were immense, against our being a second time so exactly in any one's way, where there was room for the whole na- vigation of the world to pass abreast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I paused to observe this tragic perform- ance, which shortly gave place to an indistinct and much interrupted speech, in which, in the intervals left by all the oaths as yet invented in the French and Languedoc tongues, there could be distinguished dark threats of vengeance, addressed to the captain of the large brig, whom he was to discover without fail on his return to Marseille.
All the passengers now descended to the cabin, and having stripped and rolled myself in my cloak turned inside out..., I threw myself on my couch. We were now, in spite of recent experience, pro- vided with a fresh lighted lantern, to be produced on the next call. This we took care still to look to, although we hardly expected more than one such chance in one night.
It was past two, and we had scarcely left off discussing our narrow escape, when another rapid and significant demand for the lantern announced a second peril. On this occasion I took my time, for I had reflected on the odds, which were immense, against our being a second time so exactly in any one's way, where there was room for the whole na- vigation of the world to pass abreast.
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