The Track of the "typhoon"
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N. prepares breakfast of oatmeal and tea as crew are still a bit groggy.
10:30. Raised mizzen and steered S. W. along French coast now plainly visible. The islands abeam seem to be Les Sept Isles as nearly as we can judge from our small scale chart.
1 1 :30. Started motor to fetch point that makes out ahead of us.
12.00 M. Log 154.00 miles.
1 :30 P. M. Changed course to W. to dear out- lying island which seems to be He de Batz. Slow work bucking strong head wind and tide and decide to put in in...stead of beating farther.
3 :30. Ran through fleet of small fishing boats with red (and some blue) sails. These boats are practically uniform as to size and rig, about 25 to 30 ft. in length with tiny jib and mainsail double reefed. One of these craft tried to overhaul us, man standing in bow like Maxfield Parrish's pirate, gesticulating madly and yelling "Pee-lot, pee-lot" at the top of his voice. Left him yelling astern and took a chance of getting through the rocks with lead line going constantly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N. prepares breakfast of oatmeal and tea as crew are still a bit groggy.
10:30. Raised mizzen and steered S. W. along French coast now plainly visible. The islands abeam seem to be Les Sept Isles as nearly as we can judge from our small scale chart.
1 1 :30. Started motor to fetch point that makes out ahead of us.
12.00 M. Log 154.00 miles.
1 :30 P. M. Changed course to W. to dear out- lying island which seems to be He de Batz. Slow work bucking strong head wind and tide and decide to put in in...stead of beating farther.
3 :30. Ran through fleet of small fishing boats with red (and some blue) sails. These boats are practically uniform as to size and rig, about 25 to 30 ft. in length with tiny jib and mainsail double reefed. One of these craft tried to overhaul us, man standing in bow like Maxfield Parrish's pirate, gesticulating madly and yelling "Pee-lot, pee-lot" at the top of his voice. Left him yelling astern and took a chance of getting through the rocks with lead line going constantly.
What to read after The Track of the "typhoon"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nutting, William Washburn to read onlineMoreLess
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