I am heartily sorry for it, he being a most capable, obliging man, speaking all the languages of the Levant and excellent English too - might have built the Tower of Babel singlehanded.
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In "Treason's Harbour" by Patrick O'Brian, a character expresses deep regret for a past action. He acknowledges the remarkable abilities of another man who possesses fluency in multiple languages, particularly those spoken in the Levant, in addition to excellent English. This man's skills are so extraordinary that it's suggested he could have constructed the Tower of Babel by himself, highlighting his capability and resourcefulness. The quote reflects on the wasted potential...
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