Foreign Courts And Foreign Homes
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He then told me he had challenged the United States cruiser, that the challenge was accepted, and that to-morrow would decide whose was the better ship. I had seen the Kearsage had gone, that she had got up steam that afternoon and steamed out, and in my silly girl-like way of jumping to a conclusion said, ' She was afraid and has gone. ' ' Yes, ' he replied, 4 she has got up steam and gone ; but only gone three miles outside to wait in neutral waters for us. ' He then said, * I wanted to see y...ou, to wish you good-bye. The THE LAST CRUISE OF THE ALABAMA 286 Kearsage has heavier guns than we, and I intend to board. If I can do that, we shall win the day. ' He was very grave, very quiet, and so was I. I felt miserable. Turning round he said, ' Little girl, you are crying. ' Cry- ing was not in it. I was simply sobbing. It seemed so dreadful to think that perhaps next morning he and his gallant crew might be either dead or, worse still, prisoners of war to the United States Government. Would they show mercy ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He then told me he had challenged the United States cruiser, that the challenge was accepted, and that to-morrow would decide whose was the better ship. I had seen the Kearsage had gone, that she had got up steam that afternoon and steamed out, and in my silly girl-like way of jumping to a conclusion said, ' She was afraid and has gone. ' ' Yes, ' he replied, 4 she has got up steam and gone ; but only gone three miles outside to wait in neutral waters for us. ' He then said, * I wanted to see y...ou, to wish you good-bye. The THE LAST CRUISE OF THE ALABAMA 286 Kearsage has heavier guns than we, and I intend to board. If I can do that, we shall win the day. ' He was very grave, very quiet, and so was I. I felt miserable. Turning round he said, ' Little girl, you are crying. ' Cry- ing was not in it. I was simply sobbing. It seemed so dreadful to think that perhaps next morning he and his gallant crew might be either dead or, worse still, prisoners of war to the United States Government. Would they show mercy ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alicia Maria Falls to read onlineMoreLess
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