Pirate: Privateer
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He had boiled beef, ham and capon together, then added onions, peppers, okra and sweet herbs, and the flesh of a dozen land crabs.
‘It won’t last in this heat so might as well finish up the lot,’ he said, doling out the concoction for the crew’s breakfast. Bartaboa’s recruits had emerged on deck and, except for Dan still at the helm, the entire complement of the Speedy Return were gathered round the Frenchman’s galley.
‘If the fodder and weather continue like this, it’ll be a pleasant vo...yage,’ commented Bartaboa. He picked a speck of crab shell off the tip of his tongue and held it up for inspection. The pink was gliding along comfortably under plain sail, drawing a clean wake across a sea which sparkled with myriad points of early morning sunlight.
One of the black men muttered something in his own language. ‘He says it’s very good crab pepper pot,’ Bartaboa translated.
‘You speak their language?’ asked Jacques curiously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had boiled beef, ham and capon together, then added onions, peppers, okra and sweet herbs, and the flesh of a dozen land crabs.
‘It won’t last in this heat so might as well finish up the lot,’ he said, doling out the concoction for the crew’s breakfast. Bartaboa’s recruits had emerged on deck and, except for Dan still at the helm, the entire complement of the Speedy Return were gathered round the Frenchman’s galley.
‘If the fodder and weather continue like this, it’ll be a pleasant vo...yage,’ commented Bartaboa. He picked a speck of crab shell off the tip of his tongue and held it up for inspection. The pink was gliding along comfortably under plain sail, drawing a clean wake across a sea which sparkled with myriad points of early morning sunlight.
One of the black men muttered something in his own language. ‘He says it’s very good crab pepper pot,’ Bartaboa translated.
‘You speak their language?’ asked Jacques curiously.
What to read after Pirate: Privateer?
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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