The Tourmaline Expedition Microform
The Tourmaline Expedition Microform
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" We were all on board early on the morning of July loth, and Mr. Benson, my agent, who had been indefatigable in assisting me in all the preliminary arrangements, came to see us off, and even went on board the tug to give us a clear start. It was blowing a gale as we went out of the harbour, and the tug had quite a lively time; so did we, but the " Carmita " was a splendid sea boat and her crew knew how to handle her. The Lanzarote builders have a reputation for turning out the fastest and han...dsomest schooners afloat, and the " Carmita " did not belie her reputation. But the dirt and discomfort aboard were beyond description. Poor Sabbah, who was a bad sailor at the best of times, THE TOURMALINE EXPEDITION. 153 broke down at once, and lay groaning and moaning piteously in one of the wooden bunks which hned our httle cabin.
Before we parted from the tug, a heavy sea struck the schooner's stern, and poured down the companion, swamping Sabbah, and all our provisions, which occu- pied the other bunks : so we made a bad start.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" We were all on board early on the morning of July loth, and Mr. Benson, my agent, who had been indefatigable in assisting me in all the preliminary arrangements, came to see us off, and even went on board the tug to give us a clear start. It was blowing a gale as we went out of the harbour, and the tug had quite a lively time; so did we, but the " Carmita " was a splendid sea boat and her crew knew how to handle her. The Lanzarote builders have a reputation for turning out the fastest and han...dsomest schooners afloat, and the " Carmita " did not belie her reputation. But the dirt and discomfort aboard were beyond description. Poor Sabbah, who was a bad sailor at the best of times, THE TOURMALINE EXPEDITION. 153 broke down at once, and lay groaning and moaning piteously in one of the wooden bunks which hned our httle cabin.
Before we parted from the tug, a heavy sea struck the schooner's stern, and poured down the companion, swamping Sabbah, and all our provisions, which occu- pied the other bunks : so we made a bad start.
What to read after The Tourmaline Expedition Microform?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Gybbon Spilsbury to read onlineMoreLess
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