The Fisheries And Fishery Industries of the United States volume 52
The Fisheries And Fishery Industries of the United States volume 52
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277 a German bark two days out from Guadaloupe, bound to Gibralter, loaded with sugar. I informed the captain of our situation, but he gave us no invitation to go on board. We had . Sailed 750 miles in an open boat without food, and his treatment seemed rather hard. I begged of him to give us food and water. He made no reply, but in about ten minutes his cook brought each one of us a drop of water and one sea biscuit. I then requested accommodations for myself and men aboard his ship, but he st...ernly refused. He told me to go aboard of another vessel which had just hove in sight. I told the captain that he might shoot me and my men and throw us over- board, but we would not willingly leave his ship and run the risk of not being seen by the other vessel, which was quite a distance off. Finally the bark was hove to, and a signal set, which was noticed by the other vessel. Shortly after this the captain insisted that I should leave with my men and pull for the other vessel, and promised to lay by until he was sure the second vessel saw us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
277 a German bark two days out from Guadaloupe, bound to Gibralter, loaded with sugar. I informed the captain of our situation, but he gave us no invitation to go on board. We had . Sailed 750 miles in an open boat without food, and his treatment seemed rather hard. I begged of him to give us food and water. He made no reply, but in about ten minutes his cook brought each one of us a drop of water and one sea biscuit. I then requested accommodations for myself and men aboard his ship, but he st...ernly refused. He told me to go aboard of another vessel which had just hove in sight. I told the captain that he might shoot me and my men and throw us over- board, but we would not willingly leave his ship and run the risk of not being seen by the other vessel, which was quite a distance off. Finally the bark was hove to, and a signal set, which was noticed by the other vessel. Shortly after this the captain insisted that I should leave with my men and pull for the other vessel, and promised to lay by until he was sure the second vessel saw us.
What to read after The Fisheries And Fishery Industries of the United States volume 52?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goode, G. Brown (George Brown), 1851-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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