H. M. S. Cockerel
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Cockerel: The Alan Lewrie Naval Adventures, #6 /**/ C H A P T E R 6 That’s a new’un,” Capt. Sir Thomas Byard, captain of Windsor Castle and flag-captain of their squadron, remarked with a quirky look as he tugged his nose. “I must pass it on to our senior midshipmen to try out on the ‘younkers.’ Much droller than sending them on deck to hear the dogfish bark. And your Leftenant Banbrook is still confined to cabins?”
“Uhm, no, Sir Thomas,” Lewrie replied, now that he had his wits back. “His c...lose arrest ended after the second dogwatch.”
“Hmm, good,” Sir Thomas approved, then looked around the quarterdeck at Cockerel ’s frazzled professionals. “So!” he demanded, in a semijoshing tone. “Why could you not have done this well yesterday?”
To that, though, Lewrie could have no answer; nor could any of the officers or warrants.
A little after breakfast in the morning watch, H.M.S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cockerel: The Alan Lewrie Naval Adventures, #6 /**/ C H A P T E R 6 That’s a new’un,” Capt. Sir Thomas Byard, captain of Windsor Castle and flag-captain of their squadron, remarked with a quirky look as he tugged his nose. “I must pass it on to our senior midshipmen to try out on the ‘younkers.’ Much droller than sending them on deck to hear the dogfish bark. And your Leftenant Banbrook is still confined to cabins?”
“Uhm, no, Sir Thomas,” Lewrie replied, now that he had his wits back. “His c...lose arrest ended after the second dogwatch.”
“Hmm, good,” Sir Thomas approved, then looked around the quarterdeck at Cockerel ’s frazzled professionals. “So!” he demanded, in a semijoshing tone. “Why could you not have done this well yesterday?”
To that, though, Lewrie could have no answer; nor could any of the officers or warrants.
A little after breakfast in the morning watch, H.M.S.
What to read after H. M. S. Cockerel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dewey Lambdin to read onlineMoreLess
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