The First Mate
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"The rascals mean business, that is quiteevident; but so do I. I am going below to bring up half a dozen moreshells; it is just possible that we may need them. Meanwhile, madam, will you kindly keep an eye on the junk while I am gone, and report tome what you have _seen_ when I return?" Thrusting the glass into Mrs Vansittart's hands, I hurried away to themagazine and brought out six additional shells, with the necessarycartridges, and, conveying them up on deck, placed them convenientlynear th...e guns of the port battery, which I now saw were the onlymain-deck pieces that were at all likely to be of use to us.
Having at length completed my task, I rejoined the little group upon thepoop. I saw that the boats had already pushed off from the junk, andwere pulling at a good pace toward the opening in the reef, while thejunk herself had filled away again, and was beating up in the samedirection.
"There are three boats, Walter, as you see, " said Mrs Vansittart, handing over the telescope to me; "and if you look at them carefullythrough the glass you will also see that they are crowded with men--atleast twenty in each boat, I should say.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The rascals mean business, that is quiteevident; but so do I. I am going below to bring up half a dozen moreshells; it is just possible that we may need them. Meanwhile, madam, will you kindly keep an eye on the junk while I am gone, and report tome what you have _seen_ when I return?" Thrusting the glass into Mrs Vansittart's hands, I hurried away to themagazine and brought out six additional shells, with the necessarycartridges, and, conveying them up on deck, placed them convenientlynear th...e guns of the port battery, which I now saw were the onlymain-deck pieces that were at all likely to be of use to us.
Having at length completed my task, I rejoined the little group upon thepoop. I saw that the boats had already pushed off from the junk, andwere pulling at a good pace toward the opening in the reef, while thejunk herself had filled away again, and was beating up in the samedirection.
"There are three boats, Walter, as you see, " said Mrs Vansittart, handing over the telescope to me; "and if you look at them carefullythrough the glass you will also see that they are crowded with men--atleast twenty in each boat, I should say.
What to read after The First Mate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collingwood Harry to read onlineMoreLess
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