Down Channel in the Vivette
Down Channel in the Vivette
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. . And went to Bed 128 CHAPTER X FROM PLYMOUTH SOUND TO FOWEY ON the last day of June we had catted and fished the anchor, and cleared out of Cawsand Bay by eight o'clock. The morning began with a thick fog, and we suspected that there would be little wind again. A flat calm, varied with occasional will-o'-the-wisps, persisted for nearly an hour, and thus, with the assistance of the sweep, we continued till Penlee Point was abeam at nine o'clock. Then a nice little draught springing up from a ...little S. Of W. We put the ship on a course S. By W. , with the flood just making into Plymouth Sound, and a few trawlers lazily waiting for more wind to carry them into port. Off Rame Head we put the log overboard, registering 59. 7. We stood out towards the Eddystone on the starboard tack so as to get the advantage of the last of the west- going tide. At 10. 10 a. M. , when Rame Head bore N. By E. , distant three knots, we went about on the other tack, with the ship's head 129 R DOWN CHANNEL IN THE VIVETTE NNW.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . And went to Bed 128 CHAPTER X FROM PLYMOUTH SOUND TO FOWEY ON the last day of June we had catted and fished the anchor, and cleared out of Cawsand Bay by eight o'clock. The morning began with a thick fog, and we suspected that there would be little wind again. A flat calm, varied with occasional will-o'-the-wisps, persisted for nearly an hour, and thus, with the assistance of the sweep, we continued till Penlee Point was abeam at nine o'clock. Then a nice little draught springing up from a ...little S. Of W. We put the ship on a course S. By W. , with the flood just making into Plymouth Sound, and a few trawlers lazily waiting for more wind to carry them into port. Off Rame Head we put the log overboard, registering 59. 7. We stood out towards the Eddystone on the starboard tack so as to get the advantage of the last of the west- going tide. At 10. 10 a. M. , when Rame Head bore N. By E. , distant three knots, we went about on the other tack, with the ship's head 129 R DOWN CHANNEL IN THE VIVETTE NNW.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Keble Edward Keble Chatterton to read onlineMoreLess
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