Sea Warfare
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E. Nasmith) in the same waters at about the same season.
E 11 "proceeded" in the usual way, to the usual accompaniments of hostile de- stroyers, up the Straits, and meets the usual difficulties about charging-up when she gets through. Her wireless naturally takes this opportunity to give trouble, and 120 SEA WARFARE E 11 is left, deaf and dumb, somewhere in the middle of the Sea of Marmora, diving to avoid hostile destroyers in the intervals of trying to come at the fault in her aerial.
(Yet it... is noteworthy that the language of the Trade, though technical, is no more emphatic or incandescent than that of top-side ships.) Then she goes towards Constantinople, finds a Turkish torpedo-gunboat off the port, sinks her, has her periscope smashed by a six-pounder, retires, fits a new top on the periscope, and at 10.30 a. m. — they must have needed it — pipes "All hands to bathe." Much refreshed, she gets her wireless linked up at last, and is able to tell the authorities where she is and what she is after.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. Nasmith) in the same waters at about the same season.
E 11 "proceeded" in the usual way, to the usual accompaniments of hostile de- stroyers, up the Straits, and meets the usual difficulties about charging-up when she gets through. Her wireless naturally takes this opportunity to give trouble, and 120 SEA WARFARE E 11 is left, deaf and dumb, somewhere in the middle of the Sea of Marmora, diving to avoid hostile destroyers in the intervals of trying to come at the fault in her aerial.
(Yet it... is noteworthy that the language of the Trade, though technical, is no more emphatic or incandescent than that of top-side ships.) Then she goes towards Constantinople, finds a Turkish torpedo-gunboat off the port, sinks her, has her periscope smashed by a six-pounder, retires, fits a new top on the periscope, and at 10.30 a. m. — they must have needed it — pipes "All hands to bathe." Much refreshed, she gets her wireless linked up at last, and is able to tell the authorities where she is and what she is after.
What to read after Sea Warfare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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