Friends, Though Divided
Friends, Though Divided
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Harry ordered the greater portion of men below, leaving only sufficienton deck to fight the guns, to whose use many were well accustomed. Thewind was very light, and the ships were scarcely stealing through thewater.
"We had better fight them broadside to broadside, " Harry said; "but keepon edging down toward the ship to leeward. " The fight began with a heavy fire of musketry from the tops, where, inall three ships, the best marksmen had been posted. Then, when they wereabreast of each other,... the guns opened fire. The vessels were littlemore than fifty yards apart. For half an hour the engagement continuedwithout intermission. Both ships of the enemy had brought all their gunsover to the sides opposed to the Royalist vessel, and fought eighteenguns to his eight. Fearing to injure each other, both aimed entirely atthe hull of their opponent, while Harry's guns were pointed at the mastsand rigging. The sides of the Lass of Devon were splintered and brokenin all directions, while those of his assailants showed scarcely a shotmark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Harry ordered the greater portion of men below, leaving only sufficienton deck to fight the guns, to whose use many were well accustomed. Thewind was very light, and the ships were scarcely stealing through thewater.
"We had better fight them broadside to broadside, " Harry said; "but keepon edging down toward the ship to leeward. " The fight began with a heavy fire of musketry from the tops, where, inall three ships, the best marksmen had been posted. Then, when they wereabreast of each other,... the guns opened fire. The vessels were littlemore than fifty yards apart. For half an hour the engagement continuedwithout intermission. Both ships of the enemy had brought all their gunsover to the sides opposed to the Royalist vessel, and fought eighteenguns to his eight. Fearing to injure each other, both aimed entirely atthe hull of their opponent, while Harry's guns were pointed at the mastsand rigging. The sides of the Lass of Devon were splintered and brokenin all directions, while those of his assailants showed scarcely a shotmark.
What to read after Friends, Though Divided?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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