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Robert Merry's museum, Volumes III-IV (1842)
Robert Merry's museum, Volumes III-IV (1842)

Chapter VI

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_Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.
Our vessel was too much shattered by the gale to put to sea again, and I had the prospect of a long stay at this island, which was little agreeable to me.
There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.
Very luckily for me, on the fourth day of my stay at the island, a felucca from Palermo touched there, and I was gratified by the information that she was bound from thence directly to Naples.
I immediately struck a bargain for a passage in her.
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Robert Merry's museum, Volumes III-IV (1842)

Chapter VI

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_Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.
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Our vessel was too much shattered by the gale to put to sea again, and I had the prospect of a long stay at this island, which was little agreeable to me.
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There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.
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Very luckily for me, on the fourth day of my stay at the island, a felucca from Palermo touched there, and I was gratified by the information that she was bound from thence directly to Naples.
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I immediately struck a bargain for a passage in her.

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Been auxiliary verb US /bɪn/

the past participle of “be”

From this reading “_Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.”

Besides preposition US /bɪˈsaɪdz/

in addition to; as well as

From this reading “There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.”

Open verb US /ˈoʊ.pən/

To move from a closed position.

From this reading “There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.”

Thence adverb US /ðens/

from that place or that time

From this reading “Very luckily for me, on the fourth day of my stay at the island, a felucca from Palermo touched there, and I was gratified by the information that she was bound from thence directly to Naples.”

Toward preposition US /təˈwɔːrd/

in the direction of

From this reading “_Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.”

While conjunction US /waɪl/

during the time that

From this reading “_Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.”

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adeterminerUS /ə/

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

again

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From this reading Our vessel was too much shattered by the gale to put to sea again, and I had the prospect of a long stay at this island, which was little agreeable to me.

agreeable

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From this reading Our vessel was too much shattered by the gale to put to sea again, and I had the prospect of a long stay at this island, which was little agreeable to me.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading Our vessel was too much shattered by the gale to put to sea again, and I had the prospect of a long stay at this island, which was little agreeable to me.

appearances

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

atprepositionUS /æt/

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

bargain

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From this reading I immediately struck a bargain for a passage in her.

Bay

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/

the past participle of “be”

From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

besidesprepositionUS /bɪˈsaɪdz/

in addition to; as well as

From this reading There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.

bound

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From this reading Very luckily for me, on the fourth day of my stay at the island, a felucca from Palermo touched there, and I was gratified by the information that she was bound from thence directly to Naples.

byprepositionUS /baɪ/

showing who or what does the action

From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

city

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

curiosity

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From this reading There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.

day

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From this reading Very luckily for me, on the fourth day of my stay at the island, a felucca from Palermo touched there, and I was gratified by the information that she was bound from thence directly to Naples.

Detention

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

directly

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From this reading Very luckily for me, on the fourth day of my stay at the island, a felucca from Palermo touched there, and I was gratified by the information that she was bound from thence directly to Naples.

driven

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

Elmo

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

excited

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From this reading There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.

felucca

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

forprepositionUS /fɔːr/

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading Very luckily for me, on the fourth day of my stay at the island, a felucca from Palermo touched there, and I was gratified by the information that she was bound from thence directly to Naples.

fourth

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From this reading Very luckily for me, on the fourth day of my stay at the island, a felucca from Palermo touched there, and I was gratified by the information that she was bound from thence directly to Naples.

fromprepositionUS /frʌm/

showing where something starts, or who sent it

From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

gale

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From this reading Our vessel was too much shattered by the gale to put to sea again, and I had the prospect of a long stay at this island, which was little agreeable to me.

get

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From this reading There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.

gratified

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From this reading Very luckily for me, on the fourth day of my stay at the island, a felucca from Palermo touched there, and I was gratified by the information that she was bound from thence directly to Naples.

hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/

the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect

From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/

belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned

From this reading I immediately struck a bargain for a passage in her.

hill

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

hurry

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From this reading There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.

IpronounUS /aɪ/

the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb

From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

immediately

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From this reading I immediately struck a bargain for a passage in her.

inprepositionUS /ɪn/

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

information

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From this reading Very luckily for me, on the fourth day of my stay at the island, a felucca from Palermo touched there, and I was gratified by the information that she was bound from thence directly to Naples.

interesting

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From this reading There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.

island

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

landing

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

lay

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From this reading There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.

left

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

Lipari

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

little

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From this reading Our vessel was too much shattered by the gale to put to sea again, and I had the prospect of a long stay at this island, which was little agreeable to me.

Lively

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

long

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From this reading Our vessel was too much shattered by the gale to put to sea again, and I had the prospect of a long stay at this island, which was little agreeable to me.

luckily

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From this reading Very luckily for me, on the fourth day of my stay at the island, a felucca from Palermo touched there, and I was gratified by the information that she was bound from thence directly to Naples.

manners

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

mepronounUS /miː/

the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

Messina

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

much

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From this reading Our vessel was too much shattered by the gale to put to sea again, and I had the prospect of a long stay at this island, which was little agreeable to me.

MydeterminerUS /maɪ/

belonging to the person speaking

From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

Naples

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

Neapolitans

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

notadverbUS /nɑːt/

used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative

From this reading There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.

Novel

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

objects

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From this reading There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.

observation

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From this reading There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

onprepositionUS /ɑːn/

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

openverbUS /ˈoʊ.pən/

To move from a closed position.

From this reading There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.

OurdeterminerUS /ˈaʊər/

belonging to the speaker and others

From this reading Our vessel was too much shattered by the gale to put to sea again, and I had the prospect of a long stay at this island, which was little agreeable to me.

Palermo

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From this reading Very luckily for me, on the fourth day of my stay at the island, a felucca from Palermo touched there, and I was gratified by the information that she was bound from thence directly to Naples.

Passage

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

place

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

Prospect

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

put

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From this reading Our vessel was too much shattered by the gale to put to sea again, and I had the prospect of a long stay at this island, which was little agreeable to me.

readers

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

sea

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From this reading Our vessel was too much shattered by the gale to put to sea again, and I had the prospect of a long stay at this island, which was little agreeable to me.

sensations

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

shattered

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From this reading Our vessel was too much shattered by the gale to put to sea again, and I had the prospect of a long stay at this island, which was little agreeable to me.

shepronounUS /ʃiː/

a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading Very luckily for me, on the fourth day of my stay at the island, a felucca from Palermo touched there, and I was gratified by the information that she was bound from thence directly to Naples.

St

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

stay

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From this reading Our vessel was too much shattered by the gale to put to sea again, and I had the prospect of a long stay at this island, which was little agreeable to me.

storm

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

Strange

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

streets

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

struck

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From this reading I immediately struck a bargain for a passage in her.

thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.

thedeterminerUS /ðə/

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

thenceadverbUS /ðens/

from that place or that time

From this reading Very luckily for me, on the fourth day of my stay at the island, a felucca from Palermo touched there, and I was gratified by the information that she was bound from thence directly to Naples.

There

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From this reading There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.

thisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/

used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned

From this reading Our vessel was too much shattered by the gale to put to sea again, and I had the prospect of a long stay at this island, which was little agreeable to me.

thousand

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From this reading There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.

toparticleUS /tuː/

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

too

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From this reading Our vessel was too much shattered by the gale to put to sea again, and I had the prospect of a long stay at this island, which was little agreeable to me.

touched

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From this reading Very luckily for me, on the fourth day of my stay at the island, a felucca from Palermo touched there, and I was gratified by the information that she was bound from thence directly to Naples.

towardprepositionUS /təˈwɔːrd/

in the direction of

From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

Very

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From this reading Very luckily for me, on the fourth day of my stay at the island, a felucca from Palermo touched there, and I was gratified by the information that she was bound from thence directly to Naples.

vessel

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From this reading Our vessel was too much shattered by the gale to put to sea again, and I had the prospect of a long stay at this island, which was little agreeable to me.

View

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

voyaging

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From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/

the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading Our vessel was too much shattered by the gale to put to sea again, and I had the prospect of a long stay at this island, which was little agreeable to me.

whereconjunctionUS /wer/

in or at the place that

From this reading There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.

whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/

used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned

From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

whileconjunctionUS /waɪl/

during the time that

From this reading _Detention at Lipari.--Passage to Naples in a felucca.--Prospect of the Bay of Naples.--Novel sensations on landing in the city.--Strange appearances in the streets.--View of the city from the hill of St. Elmo.--Lively manners of the Neapolitans._ My readers left me at the island of Lipari, to which place I had been driven by a storm, while voyaging from Messina toward Naples.

wonderful

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From this reading There was not much on the island that excited my curiosity; besides, I was in a hurry to get to Naples, where a thousand interesting and wonderful objects lay open to my observation.