Ramage's Trial
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It was more than fifty feet from one side to the other, and the whole after end – or so it seemed because the sun now shining through was dazzling – comprised sternlights: windows that if the ground glass was coloured and set in leaded shapes, would in size be more suitable for a cathedral.
He was walking on canvas painted in large black and white squares which covered the cabin sole like an enormous carpet (and reminded him of the mosaic floors in some Italian cathedrals). For a moment he felt ...he should be jinking from one square to another in a particular chess move – two ahead and one to the right or left, in the knight’s move, or else he would startle everyone by walking diagonally, announcing he was a bishop. In fact, he told himself grimly, he was a pawn… Apart from a Marine sentry at the door, a couple of seamen arranging chairs round a long table, and a couple more giving the top a final polish, with another man perfunctorily cleaning some panes of glass in the sternlights, occasionally using a little energy on a fly speck, the Salvador’s great cabin was as peaceful as the nave of St Paul’s between services.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was more than fifty feet from one side to the other, and the whole after end – or so it seemed because the sun now shining through was dazzling – comprised sternlights: windows that if the ground glass was coloured and set in leaded shapes, would in size be more suitable for a cathedral.
He was walking on canvas painted in large black and white squares which covered the cabin sole like an enormous carpet (and reminded him of the mosaic floors in some Italian cathedrals). For a moment he felt ...he should be jinking from one square to another in a particular chess move – two ahead and one to the right or left, in the knight’s move, or else he would startle everyone by walking diagonally, announcing he was a bishop. In fact, he told himself grimly, he was a pawn… Apart from a Marine sentry at the door, a couple of seamen arranging chairs round a long table, and a couple more giving the top a final polish, with another man perfunctorily cleaning some panes of glass in the sternlights, occasionally using a little energy on a fly speck, the Salvador’s great cabin was as peaceful as the nave of St Paul’s between services.
What to read after Ramage's Trial?
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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