Ramage At Trafalgar (2013)
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“This wind has been blowing for several days,” Southwick declared crossly, as though somehow the Victory had been cheating. “She picked it up and was probably off the Lizard as we rounded Dungeness.”
“Shows we were slow off the mark,” Hill said. The tall and diffident third lieutenant delighted in teasing Southwick, who was old enough to be his grandfather.
“Slow off the mark be damned,” Southwick exclaimed. “We were out of that dock and down the Medway like scalded cats.”
“Ah, it was the naviga...tion that let us down,” Hill said sadly. “Wandering round the Thames Estuary like a befuddled curate at the wedding of the landlord’s daughter; we lost the tide at the North Foreland and had to fight the current all the way through The Gull – I’ve never seen the Goodwins pass so slowly – and look how wide we passed Dungeness. I won’t mention the stretch up to Spithead, and that leisurely amble along to the Lizard…”
“If you paid more regard to sail trimming, we’d get along a lot faster,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“This wind has been blowing for several days,” Southwick declared crossly, as though somehow the Victory had been cheating. “She picked it up and was probably off the Lizard as we rounded Dungeness.”
“Shows we were slow off the mark,” Hill said. The tall and diffident third lieutenant delighted in teasing Southwick, who was old enough to be his grandfather.
“Slow off the mark be damned,” Southwick exclaimed. “We were out of that dock and down the Medway like scalded cats.”
“Ah, it was the naviga...tion that let us down,” Hill said sadly. “Wandering round the Thames Estuary like a befuddled curate at the wedding of the landlord’s daughter; we lost the tide at the North Foreland and had to fight the current all the way through The Gull – I’ve never seen the Goodwins pass so slowly – and look how wide we passed Dungeness. I won’t mention the stretch up to Spithead, and that leisurely amble along to the Lizard…”
“If you paid more regard to sail trimming, we’d get along a lot faster,”
What to read after Ramage At Trafalgar?
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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