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...s my feeling.’ ‘My father was certainly not an English gentleman. He was a Portuguese.’ In admitting this, and subjecting himself at once to one clear... ...r- tain advantage. He could not get over the fact that he was the son of a Portuguese parent, but by admitting that openly he thought he might avoid p... ...d not wish to welcome him as a son-in-law. He thought it possible that the Portuguese father might be a Portuguese nobleman, and therefore one whom he... ...ns, one of the oldest families in England, should be given to a friendless Portuguese, a probable Jew,—about whom nobody knew nothing. Then he remembe... ...hat by doing so he would abandon his right to object to the man as being a Portuguese stranger, and he did not wish to have Ferdinand Lopez as son-in-... ...d been throughout his political life averse to increasing the army and the navy estimates. He regarded the four ships as alto- gether unnecessary,—and... ...ily not probable, chances of war, thought that the present strength of the navy should be considered’. ‘It will give him scope for a new gun-boat on a... ... safety and honour of Great Britain, as manifested by their neglect of the navy. All the world knew that Sir Orlando had deserted the Coalition becaus... ... Newcastle. Mr Monk defended the Coalition, and assured the House that the navy was not only the most powerful navy existing, but that it was the most...

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...hird-rate maritime power in Europe) should appoint a few admirals in their navy, I hope to hear that your flag is hoisted on board one of the grandest... ...rsist in going to see; whereas a man would have a much better insight into Portuguese manners, by planting himself at a corner, like yon- der beggar, ... ...pictures of the Duke of Wellington, done in a very characteristic style of Portuguese art. There is also a chapel, which has been decorated with much... ...le vessel, with a huge shining lateen sail, and bearing the blue and white Portuguese flag, was seen playing a sort of leap-frog on the jolly waves, j... ...o talk about it, simple as it is:he has been seven-and-thirty years in the navy, being somewhat more mature in the service than Lieutenant Peel, Rear-...

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...early days one of the most intrepid and most competent officers of the old navy. He had won the confidence of de Suffren in the Indian Ocean, and the ... ...ed by his actual suffering during the emigration. He served in the Russian navy until the day when the Emperor Alexander ordered him to be employed ag... ...ce. It was the duke who obtained for this glorious relic of the old Breton navy the pension which enabled him to live. On the death of Louis XVIII. he... ...se family is not as old as yours), after marrying his eldest daughter to a Portuguese grandee, was anxious to find an alliance among the higher nobili... ... his mind led me too far. But how could I help it? I love, and I am half a Portuguese,—for I am much more like you, mamma, than like my father. Calyst... ...hood. She is a Grandlieu, to be sure, but she’s as brown as her mother the Portuguese, not to say yellow, and as dry and stiff as her father. To tell ... ... duchess, an excellent mother, though her piety was becoming more and more Portuguese, recognized a moral cause in the physically weak condition in wh... ...uld do one great good by another almost as great—” The vicar looked at the Portuguese lady, and was pensive. “That is evidently an idea that came to y...

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...t enter the service?” “Want of an income, my lady.” “Bad look-out. Army or Navy for gentlemen, if they stick to the school of honour. The sedentary pr... ..., French, English, Ameri- cans, Italians, if they will come; Spaniards and Portuguese, and Scandinavians, Russians as well. And Jews; Mahommedans too,... ...hing comes easier to them: a plaguey cut, if it does cut— say, one in six. Navy too. Their cutlass-drill is like a woman’s fling of the arm to fetch a...

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...ery and romance of its past—and the race of men who had fought against the Portuguese, the Spaniards, the Dutch and the English, has not been changed ... ...ld days. My grandfather was a preacher and, though my father served in the navy, I don’t 23 Joseph Conrad hold with war. Sinful the old gentleman cal...

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...our millions interest. And as a compensa tion for her debt, she has a large navy; America is with out a debt, and without a navy; yet for the twenti... ... navy; yet for the twentieth part of the English national debt, could have a navy as large again. The navy of England is not worth, at this time, more... ...alculations, which are now given as a proof that the above estimation of the navy is just. [See Entic’s naval history, intro. page 56.] The charge of ... ...s and carpenter’s seastores, as calculated by Mr. Burchett, Secretary to the navy. [pounds Sterling] For a ship of a... ...m hence it is easy to sum up the value, or cost rather, of the whole British navy, which in the “Common Sense” Thomas Paine 50 year 1 757, when it ... ...who make large profits by hiring out their ships of war to the Spaniards and Portuguese, are obliged to import most of their materials they use. We ou...

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...s, and painted idols; from the sea came venge- ful Spaniards and rapacious Portuguese; exposed to all these enemies (though the climate proved wonderf... ...was three hundred years ago. In population it is a happy compro- mise, for Portuguese fathers wed Indian mothers, and their children intermarry with t... ...epper, asleep too. Thirty-six, thirty- seven, thirty-eight—here were three Portuguese men of business, asleep presumably, since a snore came with the ... ... doesn’t realise how interesting a debate can be until one has sons in the navy. My interests are equally balanced, though; I have sons in the army to... ...was telling me only the other day how difficult it is to find boys for the navy—partly because of their teeth, it is true. And I have heard young wome... ...s. Paley was wheeled past. Susan followed. Mr. Venning strolled after her. Portuguese military families, their clothes suggesting late rising in untid... ...iracle the mascu- line conception of life is—judges, civil servants, army, navy, Houses of Parliament, lord mayors—what a world we’ve made of it! Look...

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...enced, they pushed off in boats and captured cod; and at last, launching a navy of great ships on the sea, explored this watery world; put an incessan... ...ica now outnumber all the rest of the banded whalemen in the world; sail a navy of upwards of seven hundred vessels; manned by eighteen thousand men; ... ...ing his quarter-deck with an elated grandeur not surpassed in any military navy; nay, extorting almost as much outward homage as if he wore the imperi... ...llages?—The blast! the blast! Up, spine, and meet it! (Leaps to his feet.) Portuguese sailor. How the sea rolls swashing ‘gainst the side! Stand by fo... ...ood authority, that on the Barbary coast, a Commodore Davis of the British navy found the skeleton of a sperm whale. Now, as a vessel of war readily p... ...ng quarto, written by one Cap- tain Colnett, a Post Captain in the English navy, entitled “A V oyage round Cape Horn into the South Seas, for the pur-... ...y belongs to it. The first boat we read of, floated on an ocean, that with Portuguese vengeance had whelmed a whole world without leaving so much as a... ...and abominable, devilish re- bellion against the reverend clergy. For by a Portuguese Catho- lic priest, this very idea of Jonah’s going to Nineveh vi...

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...ere some natives in war array; with blacked faces, turbans, tapa kilts, and guns, they looked very manly and purposelike. No, the best part was poor o... ... my cleared grass, and count myself an ally in a fair quarrel, and make stout my heart. It is but a little while since I lay sick in Sydney, beating t... ...atched the departure of successful guests. Sim- ply impossible to tell how well these blue-jackets behaved; a most interesting lot of men; this educat... ...ll went off like a rocket from the start. I had only time to watch Belle careering around with a gallant bluejacket of exactly her own height—the stan...

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... brother, the Chevalier de Luynes, who served with much distinction in the navy , and together they arranged the matter. They seized an opportunity wh... ...ich are still felt by the State. Pontchartrain, Secretary of State for the Navy, was the plague of it, as of all those who were under his cruel depend... ...ade the best of his way to Madrid. That city was itself in danger from the Portuguese, and, indeed, fell into their hands soon after. The Queen, who, ... ...with the army of Berwick, and both set to work to reconquer the places the Portuguese had taken from them. In this they were success- ful. The Portugu... ...ad been conducted to the King by Pontchartrain, who had the affairs of the navy under his control. The courier sent by T esse, who commanded the land ... ...tripped him with the news. He declared that the news did not belong to the navy, and consequently Pontchartrain had no right to carry it to the King. ... ...airs, and to supply their place by councils; also, that the offices of the navy should be managed by a council. I insisted upon the distinct and perfe...

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...-presence of malice in the agent; but others, as appeared from my father’s Portuguese recollections, ascribing the same horrid power to the eye of cer... ...by way of anticipation; else he was too young at this time to serve in the navy. Afterwards he did so for many years, and saw every variety of service... ... and saw every variety of service in every class of ships belonging to our navy. At one time, when yet a boy, he was captured by pirates, and compelle... ...ands; and they were given (perhaps are 12 given?) to post captains in the navy. Captain Skinner was celebrated for his convivial talents; he did the ... ...nd, and without one particle of interest, my brother passed into the royal navy. His nautical accomplishments were now of the utmost importance to him...

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...de one Aratus admiral; ’tis true, but withal, Lysander went general of the navy; and, by the same subtlety, one of their ambassadors being sent to the... ...on of an extreme revenge; as will appear by this: that having observed the Portuguese, who were in league with their enemies, to inflict another sort ... ...rity, even to this day, which is a hundred years 329 Montaigne since, few Portuguese can yet rely; though custom and length of time are much more pow...

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... these three years and a half on the African station.” “What, is he in the navy?” “Yes,” said the boy proudly, “Lieutenant Ernescliffe. He got his pro... ..., such as a sudden storm, and an encoun- ter with another slaver, when his Portuguese prisoners be- came mutinous, and nothing but his steadiness and ... ...t he doubted, but he was collecting his energies—”Then, papa, I choose the navy.” “Then it is done, Harry. You have chosen in a dutiful, un- selfish s... ...fered a nomination as naval cadet for his brother. He had replied that the navy was not Hector’s destination, but, as Captain Gordon had no one else i... ...o remain. Had it been possible to marry at once, he would have quitted the navy immediately; and he would have given worlds to linger beside Margaret’... ...ied Harry angrily. “There’s not a better captain to sail with in the whole navy, and your brother would be the first to tell you so! I’m not discharge...

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... my former circumstances, and what condition I was in when taken up by the Portuguese captain; and how much more deplorable the circumstances of the p... ...for I knew what it was to be set on shore in a strange country; and if the Portuguese captain that took me up at sea had served me so, and taken all I... ...een at Barbary, the mere being sold to a Mahometan excepted; and perhaps a Portuguese is not a much better master than a T urk, if not in some cases m... ...of its being me that was come, till I spoke to him. “Seignior,” said I, in Portuguese, “do you 29 Daniel Defoe not know me?” At which he spoke not a ... ... he went on board, in order to sail to the Madeiras; but the master of the Portuguese ship being but an indiffer- ent mariner, had been out of his rec... ...ry him home to England, and make him captain of the best man-of-war in the navy , he would not go with him if he might not carry his wife and children...

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...minute is Tom Platt. Man-o’-war’ s man he was on the old Ohio first of our navy , he says, to go araound the Horn. He never talks of much else, ‘cept ... ... called a ‘topping-lift,” as Manuel drew alongside in his loaded dory. The Portuguese smiled a brilliant smile that Harvey learned to know well later,... ...with cod. “What water did ye hev , Manuel?” “Twenty-fife father,” said the Portuguese, sleepily . “They strike on good an’ queek. Some day I show you,... ... interminable trip round the Horn on the old Ohio in flogging days, with a navy more extinct than the dodo-the navy that passed away 70 Captains Cour... ...t argument with a genfle, hairy Newfoundlander on one side and a howl- ing Portuguese on the other. Worse than any tangle of fishing-lines was the con... ...ppetites when boat after boat reported full crews aboard. Only a couple of Portuguese and an old man from Gloucester were drowned, but many were cut o... ...were little more than hired men, and whose crews were almost all Swedes or Portuguese. Then he conferred with Disko, one of the few who owned their cr...

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... had been 12 Omoo purchased by the owners at an auction sale of condemned navy stores in Sydney. But notwithstanding the wateriness of the first cour... ...t upon the ladder, and looking up, saw a wide trousers’ leg. Immediately, Navy Bob, a stout old T riton, stealthily descended, and at once went to gr... ...was to be had, not even a Prayer Book. When this was made known, Antone, a Portuguese, from the Cape-de-Verd Is- lands, stepped up, muttering somethin... ...from running up and affronting him. “So the counsellor is come,” exclaimed Navy Bob, who, like all the rest, invariably styled him thus, much to mine ... ..., at the fastening of the main-stay. “Looky out for ‘quails!” shrieked the Portuguese, Antone, darting a handspike through the cabin skylight. And “He... ...spike through the cabin skylight. And “Heave round cheerly, men,” sung out Navy Bob, dancing a hornpipe on the forecastle. 74 Omoo CHAPTER XXIII. THE... ...g a sharp reprimand for it from the consul. “Good-bye, Little Jule,” cried Navy Bob, as we swept un- der the bows. “Don’t fall overboard, Ropey,” said... ..., is the royal drummer and pounder of the tambourine. Joe, a wooden-legged Portuguese who lost his leg by a whale, is violinist; and Mordecai, as he i...

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...urs can be trusted to look after things?” “There’s the half-caste too. The Portuguese. He knows what’s to be done.” “Aha!” The Editor looked sharply a... ...that Tom had the finest pigtail for thickness and length of any man in the Navy. This appendage, much cared for and sheathed tightly in a porpoise ski... ... each other. A Spanish dwarf trying to beguile an officer of his majesty’s navy into stealing a mule for him—that was too funny, too ridiculous, too i... ... slums to a sort of lodging-house kept in partnership by the usual sort of Portuguese and a very disreputable Chinaman. Macao Hotel, it was called, bu... ..., Fector had met a precious couple, a partnership even more queer than the Portuguese and the Chinaman. One of the two was Niclaus—you know. Why! the ...

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...feet. It was humiliating for one of the swift- est sailers in the American navy. A stubborn anger seized the crew; the sailors abused the monster, who... ... of Canadian origin, harpooner on board the frigate Abraham Lincoln of the navy of the United States of America.” I bowed assent. It was not a questio... ...ncoln?” “Professor, I am sorry for one of the best vessels in the American navy; but they attacked me, and I was bound to defend myself. I contented m... ... other every ten seconds, according to the method generally adopted in the navy. Whilst the craft was running by its own velocity, the liquid drops st... ...s nearer or taking us farther from the coast. But no; the Nautilus kept in Portuguese waters. I must therefore take my part and prepare for flight. My...

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...soldierly smartness in his man- ner. T o be exact, he had acquired it in the navy. But that was all one; he had at least been trained to desperate res... ...ant at Monterey, we have sat down to table day after day, a French- man, two Portuguese, an Italian, a Mexican, and a Scotchman: we had for common vis...

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..., from all the follies of his country and of his age, one of the most elegant and expensive, — he be- came a tulip-fancier. It was the time when the D... ..., embroidered with silver; who, with a cer- tain aristocratic slowness, ascended the white stone steps of the house. In his wake followed two officers...

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... foreign tongue. I can’t make her out. She ought to marry an Armenian or a Portuguese.” “That’s just what I’m afraid she’ll do!” cried Lilian, who tho... ...; it certainly isn’t the great- est. I came into the world in the Brooklyn navy-yard. My father was a high officer in the United States Navy, and had ...

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... sang in all languages—except their own. German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Swiss; but nothing native; nothing so low as native. For, in th... ...wit society, and by the gallant defenders of their country in the army and navy, but particularly the former. The least of their stories had a colonel...

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...an Indian lord, so soon as he heard the first 35 Montaigne whisper of the Portuguese Viceroy’s determination to dis- possess him, without any apparen... ... manly but displeased counte- nance, set forth how much he had obliged the Portuguese nation, and with how unspotted fidelity he had carried him- self... ... Father Jove, Mars Gradivus, and the other angry gods.”—Livy, ii. 45.] The Portuguese say that in a certain place of their con- quest of the Indies, t... ... that great king- dom to the crown of Castile, was extremely sick when the Portuguese entered in an hostile manner into his domin- ions; and from that... ...in consuming the enemy, and in drawing them far from the assistance of the navy and the ports they had on the coast of Africa, even till the last day ... ...at battle. He arranged his bat- talions in a circular form, environing the Portuguese army on every side, which round circle coming to close in and to...

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...le Maistre; the shipwrecks chiefly from Gilly’s ‘Shipwrecks of the British Navy;’ the Jersey Powder Magazine from the Annual Registrer, and that at Ci... ...ry of T angier; but in 1473, two sons of Muley being made prisoners by the Portuguese, 145 Yo n g e one was ransomed for the body of Dom Fernando, wh... ... the throne. Universal honor attended the name of the Constant Prince, the Portuguese Regulus; and seldom as the Spanish admire anything Portuguese, a... ...Napoleon and his army were cut off from home. These are the glories of our navy, gained by men with hearts as true and obedient as that of the brave c... ...red on the pavement, and in the midst was a fire, probably lighted by some Portuguese soldiers. Forth- with Captain Jones and the sergeant entered the...

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...after dinner a man named Atkins called in. He is a lieutenant in the Royal Navy, and a pleasant, talkative man. He was on friendly terms with my broth... ... Sturdy Boers, dusky Hottentots, Gold Coast negroes, Frenchmen, Spaniards, Portuguese, stood in the warmth of the sunrise watching the setting of this... ... a Creole, his conceptions of etiquette and disci- pline were pure-blooded Portuguese, and it was only to Holroyd, the Lancashire engineer who had com... ...sh was a negro stoker, who had them all wrong. The second in command was a Portuguese, da Cunha, who spoke French, but it was a different sort of Fren... ...g they became. Gerilleau abandoned his old themes almost suddenly, and the Portuguese lieutenant became a conversational figure; he knew something abo... ...yd. “I have commanded you to go aboard,” he screamed to his subordinate in Portuguese. “If you do not go aboard forthwith it is mutiny—rank mutiny. Mu...

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...nose and rather thin, dark hair, done in a fashion which, like that of her navy blue linen dress, looked perfectly antiquated 48 The Two Sides of the... ...dings and investiga- tions into the creatures at the bottom of the sea, of Portuguese men-of-war, and albatrosses; and there were some orders to scien... ... been telling, so that it was not easy to believe in Sam, a captain in the navy. Harry and John farming in Canada, David working as a clergy- man in t...

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...thing which corresponds to the French system of maritime conscription; the navy, as well as the merchant service, is supplied by voluntary service. Bu... ...ls, but they cannot refuse a willing subsidy to defray the expenses of the navy; for if the fleets of Europe were to blockade the ports of the South a... ...reat colonies which were founded in South America by the Spaniards and the Portuguese have since become em- pires. Civil war and oppression now lay wa... ...constitute flourishing and enlightened nations. But when the Spaniards and Portuguese of South America begin to feel the wants common to all civilized... ...ers, the English, occupy with regard to the Ital- ians, the Spaniards, the Portuguese, and all those nations of Europe which receive their articles of... ... Use shall be for a longer T erm than two years; To provide and maintain a Navy; T o make Rules for the Government and Regulation of the land and nava... ...tes.” Section 2. The President shall be Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States, and of the Militia of the several States, when c...

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...ntry, and aided by a storm occasioned the loss of nearly the whole English navy. There was but one man of note, at this miser able pass, who was true... ...were rigid, he was impartial too, in asserting the laws of England. When a Portuguese nobleman, the brother of the Portu guese ambassador, killed a L... ...healthy. The King of France was now in alliance with the Dutch, though his navy was chiefly employed in looking on while the English and Dutch fought....

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...egrees of preferment in both. By the rules of precedency, a captain in the navy ranks with a colonel in the army; but he does not rank with him in the... ...ere never was any demand before. The greater part, too, of the Spanish and Portuguese colonies, are altogether new markets. New Granada, the Yucatan, ... ...menting in a still greater proportion. During the sixteenth cen- tury, the Portuguese were the only European nation who carried on any regular trade t... ...utch continually augmenting in a still greater proportion than that of the Portuguese declined. The English and French carried on some trade with Indi... ...e officers both of justice and war who serve under him, the whole army and navy, are unproductive labourers. They are the servants of the public, and ... ...stry. The capital which sends British goods to Por- tugal, and brings back Portuguese goods to Great Britain, replaces, by every such operation, only ... ...eplaces, by every such operation, only one British capital. The other is a Portuguese one. Though the returns, therefore, of the foreign trade of cons... ...lion of tons of shipping, or a thousand ships of a thousand tons each. The navy of England would not be sufficient. When the quantity of gold and silv... ...antity of paper money of some sort or other, too, such as exchequer notes, navy bills, and bank bills, in England, is generally issued upon such occas...

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...ez on reaching T ucuman found no Spaniards to mix with, but instead twelve Portuguese. Catalina remembered the Spanish proverb—‘Subtract from a Spania... ...m a Spaniard all his good qualities, and the remainder makes a pretty fair Portuguese;’ but, as there was nobody else to 122 Narrative and Miscellane... ...rt distance. The light-hearted young cavalier whistled, as he went, an old Portuguese ballad of romance; and in a quarter of an hour came up to an hou... ...e hour of vengeance had struck; and, step- ping hastily up, she tapped the Portuguese on the shoulder, saying —‘Senor, you are a robber!’ The Portugue... ... her sword through her opponent’s body; and without a groan or a sigh, the Portuguese cavalier fell dead at his own door. Kate searched the street wit... ...rned. 232 Narrative and Miscellaneous Papers heroic leader in the English navy; and that in our own times, Admiral Coffin, though an American by birt...

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.... .............................. 193 “THE NEW GUIDE OF THE CONVERSATION IN PORTUGUESE AND ENGLISH” ............................... 193 DIALOGUE 16 ...... ...hat they may? Satan. INTRODUCTION TO “THE NEW GUIDE OF THE CONVERSATION IN PORTUGUESE AND ENGLISH” by Pedro Carolino IN THIS WORLD OF UNCERTAINTIE... ...stinguished people along down. Each has his group of homage payers. In the navy, there are many groups; they start with the Secretary and the Admiral,...

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... and which consists of three circular islands, was first discovered by the Portuguese, and was visited afterward by the Dutch in 1643, and by the Fren... ... the twenty-seventh of January, 1820, Captain James Weddel, of the British navy, sailed from Staten Land also in search of the Auroras. He reports tha... ...the South Shetland islands. In 1822, Captain James Weddell, of the British navy, with two very small vessels, penetrated farther to the south than any...

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...Germany makes sudden proposals af- fecting native labour that win over the Portuguese and the Boers? There are a score of such points upon which we sh... ...g here that the League of Free Nations shall practically control the army, navy, air forces, and armament industry of every nation in the world. What ... ...y possess it. And, more- over, this idea queries the adjective of Belgian, Portuguese, French, and British Central Africa alike, just as emphatically ... ...ood stamping out infectious disease in Nyasaland while it is being bred in Portuguese East Africa. And if there is a Disarmament Commission already co... ...ton, the Belgian, the Egyptian, the Frenchman, the Italian, the Indian the Portuguese—might all be represented in proportion to their interest. Whethe...

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...ash his wife and daughters with a cartwhip. DOLLY (contemptuously). Yes, a Portuguese! PHILIP . When you come to men who are brutes, there is much in ... .... When you come to men who are brutes, there is much in common between the Portuguese and the English variety, Doll. T rust my knowledge of human natu... ...a business inher- ited from an old family in the aristocracy of trade. His navy blue coat is not of the usual fashionable pattern. It is not exactly a... ...landon, what is the established religion in Madeira? GLORIA. I suppose the Portuguese religion. I never inquired. DOLLY. The servants come in Lent and...

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... toward the dead man’s house. ‘First, the young chap’s to be sent into the Navy; then it’s the Army; then he’s to be a judge, and sit on criminals; th... ... his addresses as a brewer of distinction: thirdly, and for a climax, as a Portuguese Count: no other than the Senor Silva Diaz, Conde de Saldar: and ... ...man of him. He courteously declined. They then attacked the married Marine—Navy or Army being quite indifferent to them as long as they could win for ... ...ke a horse—absolutely! There’s no music in his smile. Oh! you should see a Portuguese nobleman smile. O mio Deus! honeyed, my dears! But Evan has it n... ...t we three, and done with ineffable grace. “Pardon!” he said, in his sweet Portuguese; “Pardon!” looking up—the handsomest man I ever beheld; and when... ...e care she did. In- stance me a case where I have failed? ‘Or there is the Portuguese widow, the Rostral. She’s thirty, certainly; but she possesses m... ...French with the wife of the Hon. Melville, a ringleted English lady, or of Portuguese with the Countess; who likewise sipped chocolate and fingered dr...