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Medina Sidonia arranged his ships in the form of a great bow, or half circle, and set sail for the English coast. As the fleet came nearer the sailors saw a few small English ships, about forty in all, lying in wait to meet them. Before a shot was fired it grew dark, and both fleets had to wait for the morning.
Through the night great signal fires burned on the shore, and men on horseback hurried from town to town carrying torches and shouting out 76 THE BOOK OF BRAVE ADVENTURES the news that a...t last the Spanish fleet had come. From cottage and castle men answered the call, forming into companies and marching towards London to protect the queen. The clouds that had covered the sky at the beginning of the evening cleared away and a bright moon filled the world with soft light. By its glow the Spanish general saw a sight that made him uneasy. Under the shelter of the darkness the English fleet had crept around his own vessels and was now behind instead of in front of him. Before he could decide what to do, a line of small, swift English ships was passing rapidly up and down the circle of heavy Spanish galleys and warships, firing over and over again into their heavy timbers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Medina Sidonia arranged his ships in the form of a great bow, or half circle, and set sail for the English coast. As the fleet came nearer the sailors saw a few small English ships, about forty in all, lying in wait to meet them. Before a shot was fired it grew dark, and both fleets had to wait for the morning.
Through the night great signal fires burned on the shore, and men on horseback hurried from town to town carrying torches and shouting out 76 THE BOOK OF BRAVE ADVENTURES the news that a...t last the Spanish fleet had come. From cottage and castle men answered the call, forming into companies and marching towards London to protect the queen. The clouds that had covered the sky at the beginning of the evening cleared away and a bright moon filled the world with soft light. By its glow the Spanish general saw a sight that made him uneasy. Under the shelter of the darkness the English fleet had crept around his own vessels and was now behind instead of in front of him. Before he could decide what to do, a line of small, swift English ships was passing rapidly up and down the circle of heavy Spanish galleys and warships, firing over and over again into their heavy timbers.
What to read after The book of Brave Adventures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Donnell Calhoun to read onlineMoreLess
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