Governor Ramage R. N. (1973)
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CHAPTER EIGHT AS THE grey dawn pushed the darkness westward away from the convoy, Ramage looked round the horizon anxiously until he sighted both the Greyhound and the Peacock over on the lee side of the convoy. It was still not light enough to distinguish detail, but since the Peacock had sail set, the Greyhounds must have had a busy night.
Ramage was weary. As soon as he could leave the ship to Southwick he had gone below to talk to the wounded, while on deck the dead were being sewn into h...ammocks ready for burial. After that he had gone to his cabin to write his report to Admiral Goddard—potentially the most dangerous part of the night’s activities.
At daylight, with a clear horizon, the guns were secured and head-pumps rigged to scrub and holystone the deck. Large patches which had shown up black in the early light had finally revealed themselves as dried blood.
As they scrubbed, Stafford asked Jackson: “Will they take ‘er into Antigua?”
The American shrugged his shoulders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N.
CHAPTER EIGHT AS THE grey dawn pushed the darkness westward away from the convoy, Ramage looked round the horizon anxiously until he sighted both the Greyhound and the Peacock over on the lee side of the convoy. It was still not light enough to distinguish detail, but since the Peacock had sail set, the Greyhounds must have had a busy night.
Ramage was weary. As soon as he could leave the ship to Southwick he had gone below to talk to the wounded, while on deck the dead were being sewn into h...ammocks ready for burial. After that he had gone to his cabin to write his report to Admiral Goddard—potentially the most dangerous part of the night’s activities.
At daylight, with a clear horizon, the guns were secured and head-pumps rigged to scrub and holystone the deck. Large patches which had shown up black in the early light had finally revealed themselves as dried blood.
As they scrubbed, Stafford asked Jackson: “Will they take ‘er into Antigua?”
The American shrugged his shoulders.
What to read after Governor Ramage R. N.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dudley Pope to read onlineMoreLess
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