The French Prize
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The captain had gone below, and Jack was morally certain he was seated in his day cabin with a cup of tea and two slices of toast with butter and jam. It was his custom every morning, and Asquith was not the sort who liked to vary his routine, no matter what was happening beyond the confines of the ship.
Jack ran his eyes over the sails, nodded to Lacey at the helm. “Steady as she goes.”
“Steady as she goes, aye.”
Jack disappeared down the scuttle, down to the little space set aside for navigati...on, just forward of the bulkhead that separated the master’s cabin from the rest of the lower deck. Spread out on the small table was the chart of that corner of the ocean, and spread across the chart, the smooth arc of pencil marks, tiny dark points representing Abigail’s real progress along her watery track.
They had been dead reckoning through the night, making calculations of the ship’s position based on her speed, course, the leeway she made, and any currents setting through. Which meant her current position was a guess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The captain had gone below, and Jack was morally certain he was seated in his day cabin with a cup of tea and two slices of toast with butter and jam. It was his custom every morning, and Asquith was not the sort who liked to vary his routine, no matter what was happening beyond the confines of the ship.
Jack ran his eyes over the sails, nodded to Lacey at the helm. “Steady as she goes.”
“Steady as she goes, aye.”
Jack disappeared down the scuttle, down to the little space set aside for navigati...on, just forward of the bulkhead that separated the master’s cabin from the rest of the lower deck. Spread out on the small table was the chart of that corner of the ocean, and spread across the chart, the smooth arc of pencil marks, tiny dark points representing Abigail’s real progress along her watery track.
They had been dead reckoning through the night, making calculations of the ship’s position based on her speed, course, the leeway she made, and any currents setting through. Which meant her current position was a guess.
What to read after The French Prize?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James L. Nelson to read onlineMoreLess
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