The Naval History of the United States
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" The oddity of the boy's reason struck Decatur's fancy, and he toldJack to report with the rest.
On the night of Feb. 3, 1804, the "Intrepid, " accompanied by the"Siren, " parted company with the rest of the fleet, and made forTripoli. The voyage was stormy and fatiguing. More than seventy menwere cooped up in the little ketch, which had quarters scarcely for ascore. The provisions which had been put aboard were in bad condition, so that after the second day they had only bread and water upon ...whichto live. When they had reached the entrance to the harbor of Tripoli, they were driven back by the fury of the gale, and forced to takeshelter in a neighboring cove. There they remained until the 15th, repairing damages, and completing their preparations for the attack.
The weather having moderated, the two vessels left their place ofconcealment, and shaped their course for Tripoli. On the way, Decaturgave his forces careful instructions as to the method of attack. TheAmericans were divided into several boarding parties, each with itsown officer and work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The oddity of the boy's reason struck Decatur's fancy, and he toldJack to report with the rest.
On the night of Feb. 3, 1804, the "Intrepid, " accompanied by the"Siren, " parted company with the rest of the fleet, and made forTripoli. The voyage was stormy and fatiguing. More than seventy menwere cooped up in the little ketch, which had quarters scarcely for ascore. The provisions which had been put aboard were in bad condition, so that after the second day they had only bread and water upon ...whichto live. When they had reached the entrance to the harbor of Tripoli, they were driven back by the fury of the gale, and forced to takeshelter in a neighboring cove. There they remained until the 15th, repairing damages, and completing their preparations for the attack.
The weather having moderated, the two vessels left their place ofconcealment, and shaped their course for Tripoli. On the way, Decaturgave his forces careful instructions as to the method of attack. TheAmericans were divided into several boarding parties, each with itsown officer and work.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willis J Willis John Abbot to read onlineMoreLess
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