Captain John Crane 1800 1815
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There was no such thing as standing watch and watch in a gale like that.
When the morning came we looked anxiously all about the horizon, the mate going aloft with the captain's glass and sweeping every part of the ocean as far as he could see. He must have staid up there fully an hour ; every eye was watching him, and every ear listening in the hope of hearing him call out " Sail ho ! ' ; and indicate the direction where the sail appeared. But he made no call, and descended finally to the deck.... He shook his head as the cap- tain spoke to him, and we all knew just as well as though he had told us that the Warwick was not in sight.
We had been driven a considerable distance out of our course by the gale. As the wind abated we put on a little sail, and increased the quantity at in- tervals as the wind dropped down. When we had resumed our course and were moving along at a fair pace I looked to the south and saw, perhaps eight or ten miles away from us, a solid wall of what seemed to be land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no such thing as standing watch and watch in a gale like that.
When the morning came we looked anxiously all about the horizon, the mate going aloft with the captain's glass and sweeping every part of the ocean as far as he could see. He must have staid up there fully an hour ; every eye was watching him, and every ear listening in the hope of hearing him call out " Sail ho ! ' ; and indicate the direction where the sail appeared. But he made no call, and descended finally to the deck.... He shook his head as the cap- tain spoke to him, and we all knew just as well as though he had told us that the Warwick was not in sight.
We had been driven a considerable distance out of our course by the gale. As the wind abated we put on a little sail, and increased the quantity at in- tervals as the wind dropped down. When we had resumed our course and were moving along at a fair pace I looked to the south and saw, perhaps eight or ten miles away from us, a solid wall of what seemed to be land.
What to read after Captain John Crane 1800 1815?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knox, Thomas Wallace, 1835-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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