Ramage's Diamond (2001)
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He pointed to the longitude. “We’re making our westing. If this wind holds, we should make a fast passage.”
Ramage glanced at the figures as he gestured to the Master to sit down. The old man put his hat on the cabin sole and wriggled himself comfortable, a movement that Ramage knew from long experience meant he wanted to have a serious talk about something.
Ramage looked at him quizzically. “How do you think our ‘Monday morning’ went?”
“Better than I expected, sir,” Southwick said frankly. “A l...ot better than I thought possible when we dropped the Lizard astern.”
“You and Aitken have worked hard,” Ramage said. Southwick shook his head. “’Twasn’t Aitken and ‘twasn’t me, sir. The credit is yours.”
“Mine?” Ramage was obviously startled.
“Yours and those dozen scalawags of ours. I must admit I never appreciated them fully when we were in the Triton but they turned the trick here. What with you wielding the stick and carrot from the quarterdeck and those fellows sermonizing on the lower deck like some of Mr Wesley’s preachers, the ship’s company—well, they’re a deal different from the crowd I first clapped eyes on when I boarded at Spithead!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He pointed to the longitude. “We’re making our westing. If this wind holds, we should make a fast passage.”
Ramage glanced at the figures as he gestured to the Master to sit down. The old man put his hat on the cabin sole and wriggled himself comfortable, a movement that Ramage knew from long experience meant he wanted to have a serious talk about something.
Ramage looked at him quizzically. “How do you think our ‘Monday morning’ went?”
“Better than I expected, sir,” Southwick said frankly. “A l...ot better than I thought possible when we dropped the Lizard astern.”
“You and Aitken have worked hard,” Ramage said. Southwick shook his head. “’Twasn’t Aitken and ‘twasn’t me, sir. The credit is yours.”
“Mine?” Ramage was obviously startled.
“Yours and those dozen scalawags of ours. I must admit I never appreciated them fully when we were in the Triton but they turned the trick here. What with you wielding the stick and carrot from the quarterdeck and those fellows sermonizing on the lower deck like some of Mr Wesley’s preachers, the ship’s company—well, they’re a deal different from the crowd I first clapped eyes on when I boarded at Spithead!”
What to read after Ramage's Diamond?
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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