Jane Austens Sailor Brothers Being the Adventures of Sir Francis Austen An
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"• Directions for Sailing into the Roads. — There is no danger whatever in approaching the an- chorage usually occupied by the English squadron 120 Blockading Boulogne employed at the blockade of Boulogne, as the water is deep and the soundings are regular. There is a bank called the ' Basse du Basse, ' which lies about a mile off Ambleteuse, extending in a direction nearly parallel to the shore, but rather diverging outwards to the westward of Boulogne Pier ; on it there are in some places as ...little as three fathoms at low water, and within it considerably deeper water. " He goes on with some special advice for the various types of vessel.
" The situation usually occupied by the British squadron off Boulogne is, with the town bearing from S. S. E. To E. S. E. , distant about four miles, in from i6 to 20 fathoms water; coarse sandy bottom, with large shells and stones, which would probably injure the cables materially, but that from the depth of water and strength of the tides, little of them can ever drag on the bottom, *' From Cape Grisnez to Portel the coast is little else than one continual battery, and I con- ceive it to be absolutely impregnable to any attack from the sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"• Directions for Sailing into the Roads. — There is no danger whatever in approaching the an- chorage usually occupied by the English squadron 120 Blockading Boulogne employed at the blockade of Boulogne, as the water is deep and the soundings are regular. There is a bank called the ' Basse du Basse, ' which lies about a mile off Ambleteuse, extending in a direction nearly parallel to the shore, but rather diverging outwards to the westward of Boulogne Pier ; on it there are in some places as ...little as three fathoms at low water, and within it considerably deeper water. " He goes on with some special advice for the various types of vessel.
" The situation usually occupied by the British squadron off Boulogne is, with the town bearing from S. S. E. To E. S. E. , distant about four miles, in from i6 to 20 fathoms water; coarse sandy bottom, with large shells and stones, which would probably injure the cables materially, but that from the depth of water and strength of the tides, little of them can ever drag on the bottom, *' From Cape Grisnez to Portel the coast is little else than one continual battery, and I con- ceive it to be absolutely impregnable to any attack from the sea.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H John Henry Hubback to read onlineMoreLess
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