Turned Adrift
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"Furleverything, Mr Temple, " he said, "and head her due no'th. We'll justmeander along now under bare poles until we runs into the south-eastTrades; and when once we hits them we'll be all right, and needn't starttack nor sheet again until we reaches our oyster bed. " CHAPTER SEVEN.
THE PEARL-OYSTER BED.
We caught the south-east Trade winds the next day, very light at first, but gradually freshening as we ran farther into them; and then, as soonas we found ourselves fairly in the grip of the t...rue breeze, with thewater rippling blue and crisply all about us, we got the schooner undercanvas once more, hoisted our "fins" inboard, and bore away upon anor'-west course, with starboard studdingsails and big gaff-topsail setand dragging like a team of cart horses. A week of this sort of thingcarried us to the calm belt under the Line; and here we once morebrought our "fins" into action, using them for three whole days and atrifle over before we touched the southernmost fringe of the north-eastTrades, when we again went bowling along under all plain sail, thatbeing as much as we could conveniently show to a beam wind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Furleverything, Mr Temple, " he said, "and head her due no'th. We'll justmeander along now under bare poles until we runs into the south-eastTrades; and when once we hits them we'll be all right, and needn't starttack nor sheet again until we reaches our oyster bed. " CHAPTER SEVEN.
THE PEARL-OYSTER BED.
We caught the south-east Trade winds the next day, very light at first, but gradually freshening as we ran farther into them; and then, as soonas we found ourselves fairly in the grip of the t...rue breeze, with thewater rippling blue and crisply all about us, we got the schooner undercanvas once more, hoisted our "fins" inboard, and bore away upon anor'-west course, with starboard studdingsails and big gaff-topsail setand dragging like a team of cart horses. A week of this sort of thingcarried us to the calm belt under the Line; and here we once morebrought our "fins" into action, using them for three whole days and atrifle over before we touched the southernmost fringe of the north-eastTrades, when we again went bowling along under all plain sail, thatbeing as much as we could conveniently show to a beam wind.
What to read after Turned Adrift?
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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