Ramage & the Saracens (1988)
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“I tell you what bothers me,” Stafford said as he sat at the mess table, “and that’s how many of these A-rabs we’ll find at this place.”
“Arabs,” Jackson corrected. “You worry too much. Everything will be all right.”
“It was a damned close-run affair at Licata,” Stafford maintained stubbornly. “I still don’t know what would have happened if the Calypso hadn’t turned up like that.”
“We’d have scraped through but we’d have lost a lot more men,” Jackson said.
“Well, we lost enough as it was. I ask ...you, this time we’ve got to capture a whole A-rab town.”
“No, we haven’t,” Jackson said mildly. “We’re just going in to rescue the slaves and the women. That’s all.”
“That’s all, eh?” jeered Stafford. “You don’t really think these A-rabs are going to let us walk off with their slaves just like that, do you?”
“They might not be able to stop us. If we’re quick.”
“Quick? Well, you said yourself there’s a fort at the entrance to the harbour.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I tell you what bothers me,” Stafford said as he sat at the mess table, “and that’s how many of these A-rabs we’ll find at this place.”
“Arabs,” Jackson corrected. “You worry too much. Everything will be all right.”
“It was a damned close-run affair at Licata,” Stafford maintained stubbornly. “I still don’t know what would have happened if the Calypso hadn’t turned up like that.”
“We’d have scraped through but we’d have lost a lot more men,” Jackson said.
“Well, we lost enough as it was. I ask ...you, this time we’ve got to capture a whole A-rab town.”
“No, we haven’t,” Jackson said mildly. “We’re just going in to rescue the slaves and the women. That’s all.”
“That’s all, eh?” jeered Stafford. “You don’t really think these A-rabs are going to let us walk off with their slaves just like that, do you?”
“They might not be able to stop us. If we’re quick.”
“Quick? Well, you said yourself there’s a fort at the entrance to the harbour.”
What to read after Ramage & the Saracens?
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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