True Blue
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"So, as the Captain always makes a speech to the crew before abattle is begun, I think I ought to do so. " Accordingly, calling all hands aft, he cleared his throat and began. "My lads, " he said, imitating as well as he could the tone and manner ofCaptain Garland, "we shall very likely have to fight that fellow asternof us. You'll do your duty like true Britons, I know you will--youalways do. We will take her if we can. If not, we'll try to get awayfrom her; but if we cannot do either, we'll b...low up the brig and go downwith our colours flying. I don't think that it matters much which. Both are equally glorious modes of proceeding. " True Blue was very much taken with the speech, and told Harry Hartlandthat it was just what he thought they ought to do; but Tim Fid said thathe hadn't made up his mind which he should prefer. Blowing up was veryfine to look at, but going down must be a very disagreeable sensation.
Paul, meantime, took off his hat to reply. "As you wish it, Mr Nott, we'll fight the brig to the last, and maybe we shall knock away some ofher spars and get off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"So, as the Captain always makes a speech to the crew before abattle is begun, I think I ought to do so. " Accordingly, calling all hands aft, he cleared his throat and began. "My lads, " he said, imitating as well as he could the tone and manner ofCaptain Garland, "we shall very likely have to fight that fellow asternof us. You'll do your duty like true Britons, I know you will--youalways do. We will take her if we can. If not, we'll try to get awayfrom her; but if we cannot do either, we'll b...low up the brig and go downwith our colours flying. I don't think that it matters much which. Both are equally glorious modes of proceeding. " True Blue was very much taken with the speech, and told Harry Hartlandthat it was just what he thought they ought to do; but Tim Fid said thathe hadn't made up his mind which he should prefer. Blowing up was veryfine to look at, but going down must be a very disagreeable sensation.
Paul, meantime, took off his hat to reply. "As you wish it, Mr Nott, we'll fight the brig to the last, and maybe we shall knock away some ofher spars and get off.
What to read after True Blue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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