Trojan Odyssey
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For nearly a minute, no one moved. No one spoke as they stared uneasily at the bizarre phenomenon. Finally, Gunn broke the silence.“The same Hunt the pirate the admiral warned us about?”“No, Hunt the buccaneer.”“It can’t be real.” Renee stared in awe, refusing to believe what her eyes relayed to her brain. “Are we really looking at a ghost ship?”Pitt’s lips curled in a vague smile. “Only in the eye of the beholder.” Then he paraphrased from The Rime of the Ancient Mariner. “With never a whisper ...in the sea, oft darts the Odyssey ship.”“Who was Hunt?” asked Dodge, in a voice close to a quaver.“A buccaneer who roamed the Caribbean from sixteen sixty-five until sixteen eighty, when he was captured by a British Royal Navy ship and fed to the sharks.”Not wanting to look at the phantom, Dodge turned away, his mind not functioning, and muttered, “What’s the difference between a pirate and buccaneer?”“Very little,” answered Pitt. “Pirate is a general term that covers British, Dutch and French seafarers who captured merchant ships for prize money and treasure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For nearly a minute, no one moved. No one spoke as they stared uneasily at the bizarre phenomenon. Finally, Gunn broke the silence.“The same Hunt the pirate the admiral warned us about?”“No, Hunt the buccaneer.”“It can’t be real.” Renee stared in awe, refusing to believe what her eyes relayed to her brain. “Are we really looking at a ghost ship?”Pitt’s lips curled in a vague smile. “Only in the eye of the beholder.” Then he paraphrased from The Rime of the Ancient Mariner. “With never a whisper ...in the sea, oft darts the Odyssey ship.”“Who was Hunt?” asked Dodge, in a voice close to a quaver.“A buccaneer who roamed the Caribbean from sixteen sixty-five until sixteen eighty, when he was captured by a British Royal Navy ship and fed to the sharks.”Not wanting to look at the phantom, Dodge turned away, his mind not functioning, and muttered, “What’s the difference between a pirate and buccaneer?”“Very little,” answered Pitt. “Pirate is a general term that covers British, Dutch and French seafarers who captured merchant ships for prize money and treasure.
What to read after Trojan Odyssey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clive Cussler to read onlineMoreLess
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