Ramage
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All that noise sounded like continuous thunder and now he was beginning to wake up, hesitating and unwilling to open his eyes and slide from blissful and contented drowsiness into the sharp bright light of consciousness.
Yet he felt a vague uneasiness, wondering if he had overslept and would be late on watch. Uneasiness gave way to apprehension as slowly he realized the thunder was of gunfire: from an enemy’s broadsides, punctuated by the occasional deep-chested, bronchitic cough of his own ship...’s 12-pounder cannons firing, followed by the familiar cartwheels-across-a-wooden-bridge rumble of the trucks as the carriages jerked back in recoil until they reached the limits of the thick rope breechings, which groaned under the strain of halting them.
Then, as his sense of smell returned and the acrid fumes of gun smoke burnt the back of his nostrils, he realized– ‘Mr Ramage, sir!… Mr Ramage, sir!’ It was his name, but they were shouting from a long way off, reminding him of his childhood when he had gone over the fields and into the woods and one of the servants called him back for a meal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All that noise sounded like continuous thunder and now he was beginning to wake up, hesitating and unwilling to open his eyes and slide from blissful and contented drowsiness into the sharp bright light of consciousness.
Yet he felt a vague uneasiness, wondering if he had overslept and would be late on watch. Uneasiness gave way to apprehension as slowly he realized the thunder was of gunfire: from an enemy’s broadsides, punctuated by the occasional deep-chested, bronchitic cough of his own ship...’s 12-pounder cannons firing, followed by the familiar cartwheels-across-a-wooden-bridge rumble of the trucks as the carriages jerked back in recoil until they reached the limits of the thick rope breechings, which groaned under the strain of halting them.
Then, as his sense of smell returned and the acrid fumes of gun smoke burnt the back of his nostrils, he realized– ‘Mr Ramage, sir!… Mr Ramage, sir!’ It was his name, but they were shouting from a long way off, reminding him of his childhood when he had gone over the fields and into the woods and one of the servants called him back for a meal.
What to read after Ramage?
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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