Napoleon's Pyramids
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Our flagship was half warehouse, with no time now for careful stowage. Men were scrambling to reattach cannons to their proper tackle, hoist yards, and take down scaffolding.
I came up to the bright air of the main deck. “Get those awnings down!” Captain Casabianca was bawling. “Signal the men ashore to come back!” Then he turned to his son, Giocante. “Go organize the powder monkeys.” The boy, who showed more anticipation than fear, disappeared below to supervise the transfer of ammunition to th...e hungry guns.
I went up to Admiral Brueys on the quarterdeck, who was studying the sea with his telescope. The horizon was white with sail, the wind swiftly blowing trouble our way. Nelson’s squadron had every inch of canvas up and straining, and before long I could count fourteen ships of the line. The French had thirteen, plus four frigates—even enough odds—but we were anchored and half unready. Six were in line ahead of L’Orient, six behind. It was midafternoon, surely too late for battle, and perhaps Brueys could work out to sea during the night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our flagship was half warehouse, with no time now for careful stowage. Men were scrambling to reattach cannons to their proper tackle, hoist yards, and take down scaffolding.
I came up to the bright air of the main deck. “Get those awnings down!” Captain Casabianca was bawling. “Signal the men ashore to come back!” Then he turned to his son, Giocante. “Go organize the powder monkeys.” The boy, who showed more anticipation than fear, disappeared below to supervise the transfer of ammunition to th...e hungry guns.
I went up to Admiral Brueys on the quarterdeck, who was studying the sea with his telescope. The horizon was white with sail, the wind swiftly blowing trouble our way. Nelson’s squadron had every inch of canvas up and straining, and before long I could count fourteen ships of the line. The French had thirteen, plus four frigates—even enough odds—but we were anchored and half unready. Six were in line ahead of L’Orient, six behind. It was midafternoon, surely too late for battle, and perhaps Brueys could work out to sea during the night.
What to read after Napoleon's Pyramids?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Dietrich to read onlineMoreLess
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