The Pirate Slaver
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Thehailing soon ceased, and then the brigantine was hove-to, as I couldtell by the difference in her movements. I had the curiosity to risefrom my bunk and take a peep through the scuttle at the sea, but it wasbare as far as my eye could reach; so, as my state-room was to windwardas the _Francesca_ then lay, I came to the conclusion that the brig washove-to to leeward of us. The moment that our topsail was backed Iheard the creaking of davit blocks, and the other sounds of a boat beinglowered; ...and a few minutes later I heard the roll of the oars in therowlocks as she was pulled away from the ship. Then the hatches weretaken off fore and aft, and in about half-an-hour from the time of ourhaving hove-to I became aware that the first boat-load of slaves hadarrived alongside and were being driven down into the hold. The boatsnow began to arrive in rapid succession, and there was a good deal ofbustle and confusion on deck, which lasted until close upon sunset, andin the midst of it I laid down and went to sleep again, for want ofsomething better to do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thehailing soon ceased, and then the brigantine was hove-to, as I couldtell by the difference in her movements. I had the curiosity to risefrom my bunk and take a peep through the scuttle at the sea, but it wasbare as far as my eye could reach; so, as my state-room was to windwardas the _Francesca_ then lay, I came to the conclusion that the brig washove-to to leeward of us. The moment that our topsail was backed Iheard the creaking of davit blocks, and the other sounds of a boat beinglowered; ...and a few minutes later I heard the roll of the oars in therowlocks as she was pulled away from the ship. Then the hatches weretaken off fore and aft, and in about half-an-hour from the time of ourhaving hove-to I became aware that the first boat-load of slaves hadarrived alongside and were being driven down into the hold. The boatsnow began to arrive in rapid succession, and there was a good deal ofbustle and confusion on deck, which lasted until close upon sunset, andin the midst of it I laid down and went to sleep again, for want ofsomething better to do.
What to read after The Pirate Slaver?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collingwood Harry to read onlineMoreLess
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