Prince And Boatswain; Sea Tales From the Recollection of Rear-Admiral Charles E. Clark As Related to James Morris Morgan And John Philip Marquand
Prince And Boatswain; Sea Tales From the Recollection of Rear-Admiral Charles E. Clark As Related to James Morris Morgan And John Philip Marquand
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He told me that there was big money to be made if he could only find "Savez," that there was a war going on in the Republic of Colombia, and that one of the sides to it wanted to buy a gunboat and had the money to pay; that he knew where the boat was to be had that would suit them, but the only trouble was that time and dry rot had not treated her kindly, and the would-be purchasers insisted that she should be delivered in one of their ports; that a seaworthy cer- tificate would be impossible t...o get, so she would have to slip out of the port of New York a la Confederate cruiser, without clearance papers; that the sea off Cape Hatteras could be very nasty at times, but nevertheless if he could only get hold of "Savez'' Read he was sure the voyage could be negotiated successfully.
I piloted E. G. Read to "Savez's" retreat, and of course the latter jumped at the offer. That night they departed for New York.
They were lavish with bright paint on the ancient craft, and procuring two or three light guns they put them, and a lot of ammunition, down in the hold, and without troubling the Customs officials for a clearance, one night they put to sea, and what is more remarkable, they reached their destination, and turned the boat over to its new owners, receiving the stipulated price in exchange.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He told me that there was big money to be made if he could only find "Savez," that there was a war going on in the Republic of Colombia, and that one of the sides to it wanted to buy a gunboat and had the money to pay; that he knew where the boat was to be had that would suit them, but the only trouble was that time and dry rot had not treated her kindly, and the would-be purchasers insisted that she should be delivered in one of their ports; that a seaworthy cer- tificate would be impossible t...o get, so she would have to slip out of the port of New York a la Confederate cruiser, without clearance papers; that the sea off Cape Hatteras could be very nasty at times, but nevertheless if he could only get hold of "Savez'' Read he was sure the voyage could be negotiated successfully.
I piloted E. G. Read to "Savez's" retreat, and of course the latter jumped at the offer. That night they departed for New York.
They were lavish with bright paint on the ancient craft, and procuring two or three light guns they put them, and a lot of ammunition, down in the hold, and without troubling the Customs officials for a clearance, one night they put to sea, and what is more remarkable, they reached their destination, and turned the boat over to its new owners, receiving the stipulated price in exchange.
What to read after Prince And Boatswain; Sea Tales From the Recollection of Rear-Admiral Charles E. Clark As Related to James Morris Morgan And John Philip Marquand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles E Charles Edgar Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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