On Fighting Decks in 1812
On Fighting Decks in 1812
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" The man could not give me any more of his time, just then, and I left him and took a turn about this part of the ship. Captain Buckley, as I think I have not mentioned before, at the time he captured the Jupiter had made some change in his boats. He finally went on with a long-boat, two quarter-boats and a gig. The long-boat was stowed on deck, next the caboose, the gig was lashed in it, and the re- maining boats were hung to davits on the respective quarters. As I looked from this point aft ...along the ship I saw that these boats were mere frames. They must have been stove in by falling spars.
The steering rig seemed intact, and for some rea- son the raised house of the cabin was not damaged. The corner of the caboose was crushed in, but that was a slight matter, and the starboard bulwarks, as I had already observed, were pretty much a wreck. I was anxious to learn whether the ship herself was strained, - -for I had not learned as to that since the hurricane, - -but just as I was thinking about it Dibney came along and ordered the well sounded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The man could not give me any more of his time, just then, and I left him and took a turn about this part of the ship. Captain Buckley, as I think I have not mentioned before, at the time he captured the Jupiter had made some change in his boats. He finally went on with a long-boat, two quarter-boats and a gig. The long-boat was stowed on deck, next the caboose, the gig was lashed in it, and the re- maining boats were hung to davits on the respective quarters. As I looked from this point aft ...along the ship I saw that these boats were mere frames. They must have been stove in by falling spars.
The steering rig seemed intact, and for some rea- son the raised house of the cabin was not damaged. The corner of the caboose was crushed in, but that was a slight matter, and the starboard bulwarks, as I had already observed, were pretty much a wreck. I was anxious to learn whether the ship herself was strained, - -for I had not learned as to that since the hurricane, - -but just as I was thinking about it Dibney came along and ordered the well sounded.
What to read after On Fighting Decks in 1812?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F H Frederick Hankerson Costello to read onlineMoreLess
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