Ramage's Prize (1974)
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As wild-eyed and raggedly dressed men swarmed over the Lady Arabella’s bulwarks from three boats. Ramage was reminded of a horde of starving rats running into a granary.
Few were seamen and most were drunk—that much was obvious the moment they jumped on deck—but they were highly skilled looters. They stripped the passengers’ and officers’ cabins of valuables in a matter of minutes. To begin with, Ramage did not understand the men’s haste in the cabins until he realized they were all from the lea...ding boat.
One of the first on board from the second boat was a man who hastily introduced himself as the Rossignol’s mate and, after formally taking possession of the Lady Arabella, he dashed below with four men following him, pistols in their hands.
A minute or two later a shot was fired. Yorke and Ramage looked at each other in alarm. Was it Bowen? Southwick and Wilson were on deck. Then there was a second shot, and suddenly two dozen frightened privateersmen ran up on deck and went forward, where they stood like a group of naughty schoolboys.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As wild-eyed and raggedly dressed men swarmed over the Lady Arabella’s bulwarks from three boats. Ramage was reminded of a horde of starving rats running into a granary.
Few were seamen and most were drunk—that much was obvious the moment they jumped on deck—but they were highly skilled looters. They stripped the passengers’ and officers’ cabins of valuables in a matter of minutes. To begin with, Ramage did not understand the men’s haste in the cabins until he realized they were all from the lea...ding boat.
One of the first on board from the second boat was a man who hastily introduced himself as the Rossignol’s mate and, after formally taking possession of the Lady Arabella, he dashed below with four men following him, pistols in their hands.
A minute or two later a shot was fired. Yorke and Ramage looked at each other in alarm. Was it Bowen? Southwick and Wilson were on deck. Then there was a second shot, and suddenly two dozen frightened privateersmen ran up on deck and went forward, where they stood like a group of naughty schoolboys.
What to read after Ramage's Prize?
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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