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We must either give up our stock of provisions or run for it. Parker and the other Delegates proclaim their comradeship; yet they havehidden from us the king's proclamation and the friendly resolutions ofthe London merchants. I say our only hope is to escape from the Thames. I know that skill will be needed, but if we escape, what then? I say ifwe escape, because, as we sail out, orders will be given for the othermutiny ships to attack us. We shall be fired on; we shall risk ourlives. You've do...ne that before, however, and will do it again.
"We have to work out our own problem and fight our own fight. Well, what I want to know is this--are we to give in to the government, or dowe stand to be hammered by Sir Erasmus Gower? Remember what that means. It means that if we fight the government ships, we must either die inbattle, or die with the ropes round our necks. There is another way. I'm not inclined to surrender, or to stand by men who have botched ourbusiness for us. I'm for making for the sea, and, when I get there, I'mfor striking for the West Indies, where there's a British fleet fightingBritain's enemies, and for joining in and fighting with them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We must either give up our stock of provisions or run for it. Parker and the other Delegates proclaim their comradeship; yet they havehidden from us the king's proclamation and the friendly resolutions ofthe London merchants. I say our only hope is to escape from the Thames. I know that skill will be needed, but if we escape, what then? I say ifwe escape, because, as we sail out, orders will be given for the othermutiny ships to attack us. We shall be fired on; we shall risk ourlives. You've do...ne that before, however, and will do it again.
"We have to work out our own problem and fight our own fight. Well, what I want to know is this--are we to give in to the government, or dowe stand to be hammered by Sir Erasmus Gower? Remember what that means. It means that if we fight the government ships, we must either die inbattle, or die with the ropes round our necks. There is another way. I'm not inclined to surrender, or to stand by men who have botched ourbusiness for us. I'm for making for the sea, and, when I get there, I'mfor striking for the West Indies, where there's a British fleet fightingBritain's enemies, and for joining in and fighting with them.
What to read after No Defense, volume 2.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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