Corsair
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He was a Devon man by the name of Francis Dunton who seemed remarkably unruffled by their abduction. Hector made sure that whenever small groups of prisoners were allowed out of the ship’s hold for exercise, he and Dunton were on deck at the same time.
‘This ship we’re on now,’ he asked the sailor diffidently, ‘is she anything like the vessels you’ve sailed yourself?’ Dunton turned to face the young man, and Hector was struck by the similarity between the Devon man and the corsair petty officer ...who had escorted him to see Hakim Reis. Both men had the same compact, muscular physique, an easy balance on the moving deck, and the same air of calm competence. Dunton’s weather-beaten face was tanned to nearly the same colour as the corsair’s swarthy complexion. ‘No different,’ Dunton answered in his slow, gentle accent. ‘This here is a sailing ship like any other.’ ‘Would you be able to sail this ship as well as those who have her now?’ Hector asked, impressed by his companion’s self-assurance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a Devon man by the name of Francis Dunton who seemed remarkably unruffled by their abduction. Hector made sure that whenever small groups of prisoners were allowed out of the ship’s hold for exercise, he and Dunton were on deck at the same time.
‘This ship we’re on now,’ he asked the sailor diffidently, ‘is she anything like the vessels you’ve sailed yourself?’ Dunton turned to face the young man, and Hector was struck by the similarity between the Devon man and the corsair petty officer ...who had escorted him to see Hakim Reis. Both men had the same compact, muscular physique, an easy balance on the moving deck, and the same air of calm competence. Dunton’s weather-beaten face was tanned to nearly the same colour as the corsair’s swarthy complexion. ‘No different,’ Dunton answered in his slow, gentle accent. ‘This here is a sailing ship like any other.’ ‘Would you be able to sail this ship as well as those who have her now?’ Hector asked, impressed by his companion’s self-assurance.
What to read after Corsair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tim Severin to read onlineMoreLess
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