The Story of the Kearsarge And Alabama
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An officer approaches Captain Winslowand reports the presence of Captain Semmes and many officers on boardthe English yacht, considering the information authentic as it wasobtained from certain prisoners; he suggests the propriety of firing ashot to bring her to, and asks permission. Captain Winslow chivalrouslyreplies in the negative, declaring that no Englishman who flies theroyal yacht flag, would act so dishonorable a part as to run away withhis prisoners when he had been asked to save them... from drowning. Meanwhile the Deerhound increases the distance from the Kearsarge;another officer addresses Captain Winslow in language of similar effect, but with more positiveness, that Semmes and his officers were on boardthe yacht endeavoring to escape. With undiminished confidence in thehonor of the English gentleman, with continued chivalric spirit CaptainWinslow refuses to have a shot fired, not crediting the flight, sayingthat the yacht was "simply coming round, " and would not go away withoutcommunicating.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An officer approaches Captain Winslowand reports the presence of Captain Semmes and many officers on boardthe English yacht, considering the information authentic as it wasobtained from certain prisoners; he suggests the propriety of firing ashot to bring her to, and asks permission. Captain Winslow chivalrouslyreplies in the negative, declaring that no Englishman who flies theroyal yacht flag, would act so dishonorable a part as to run away withhis prisoners when he had been asked to save them... from drowning. Meanwhile the Deerhound increases the distance from the Kearsarge;another officer addresses Captain Winslow in language of similar effect, but with more positiveness, that Semmes and his officers were on boardthe yacht endeavoring to escape. With undiminished confidence in thehonor of the English gentleman, with continued chivalric spirit CaptainWinslow refuses to have a shot fired, not crediting the flight, sayingthat the yacht was "simply coming round, " and would not go away withoutcommunicating.
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