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buteventhedukesapossibletontihefight.the
dutenthefightingwasgoingon
thating,andalthoughtheenglishhadinflictedterribledage
upochfleet,theiroerthanthat
heyhadcausedtheiradversaries.ansiderableportionof
theirvesselsinanditiontorele,andthe
carpentershadhardfroinkinght.
alberlehielfearkedonthefanfan,andsailedfrohipto
ship,ascertainiionofeadthelossesitscrewhad
suffered.assoonasnightfell,thevesselsstdisabledwere
orderedtosailflandastheybestuld.thecrehree
astedanduldhardlybekeptafloat,were
takenoutanddividedbethetyeightvesselshalone
reinedinanditiontorenehefight.
thesethreebatteredhulksoionfire,
aofthefleet,ingoodorderandpreparedtogivebattle,
follopanionsthathadsailedonthepreviousevening.
thedutchfolloatadistahinkingtorepairtheir
dagesstillfartherbeforetheyagainengaged.ieoonthe
sailsofasquadronship
toship,forallkneinguphthe
esquadron.aseriousloss,hoinutes
afterostpowerfulvessel
inthefleet,einrearoftheliruthe
sands.thetidebeingaherestofthe
fleettriedinvaioherassistandasthedutch
fleetingup,andsoofthefireshipskingforthe
royalpriheypttosucur
her,andsirgeeayscue,hercaptain,ohauldownhis
flagandsurrender.
assoonasthenantofthefleetthe
sbeatingandtruets
sounding,andtadetheirysliit
etoahe
ingithatthedutch,althoughnsiderably
strohantheenglish,ostoutofsight.thelatterat
oneuph
the
thedutdiiable,theterriblefightwas
reneission,untilsevenintheevening.
fivetisthebritishpassedthroughthelihedutboth
sidesnyshipsfelloutofthefightinglinewhollydisabled.
severaleonbothsidesforcedtosurrender,being
sobatteredastobeuhestruggle.prince
rupertsshiparlealstas
severelydaged,ale,likethoseofthepregdays,
endedhoutanydecidedadvantageoherside.bothnations
claidthevictory,butequallyhoutreasochhistorians
puteourlossatsixteennofenweresunkand
sixtaken,ittedonlyalossofnineships,andclaid
thatthedutenofhpartiesaowledged
thatitostterriblebattlefoughtinthis,oranyother
dewar.
dete,etheheadofthedutchrepublid
yoftheenglish,oetiafterwards,
tosirtele,”thattheenglishglorytotheir
natihtheinvinenduringthose
ehanbythetoriesofthishathewas
surethathisouldnothavebeenbroughtontofightthe
fifthday,afterthedisadvahefourth,andhebelieved
thatnootheationbuttheenglish.”
ent,forprincerupert,
enearhinhisarrivalontheprevious
eveniuedhissalutefrohepoop,andshoutedtohihat
onnoatoadveothefighththefanfan.
ontheingafterthebattleended,lordoliphantandcyrilrowed
onboardprincerupertsship,an
astorpatguptheholesinthehull.
”yyaocked
about,”hesaid,asthey.
”thereisnotchdagedone,sir.shehasbuttholesin
herhull.”
”andneainsailspoiled.doyouknohatigotasevere
ratingfrohedukeyesterdayevening,onyourat”
cyrillookedsurprised.
”itrust,sir,thatihavenotinanywaydisobeyedorders”
”no,itthat.heaskedafterthefanfan,andsaidthathe
hadseennothingofherduringthedaysfighting,andisaidihad
strictlyorderedyounottoeintothebattle.hereplied,then
youdidens
serviceduringthefirstting.itoldsircyriltokeep
heear,thinkingthatshearryingorders,
andduringthosetclosetous,saveere
surrouheene.fivetisinthosethreedaysdidsheavert
fireshipsfros.hatslowly,
and,thinkingusaltogetherunnageable,thedutchlauheir
fireships.thefanfahethreeoftheere
divertedfroheirursebyaropebeingthrohebo,
andthecreotuherhead.onthesenddaythere
orehefireshipsuldhaveheldontheirursein
spiteoftheeffortsofthenonboardthefanfan.teduring
thedaythelittleboat,he
cre,andthen,diregtheohe
dutenwas
bued,theedtrapnels.itwasalldone
underoureyes,andfivetisiycreheeryour
littleyachtasshecaalongside.soyousee,prince,by
heroutofthefightyoudeprivedusoftheassistanceofasboldly
handledalittlecraftaseversailed.
”iauiteproudoflittleyacht,gentlen,andithankyoufor
havinggivenhersogoodachristeningunderfire.butiststayno
loalking.hereisthedespatchihaveyshareof
thee.you,sircyril,his.you
tothedukesship,andheches,hyou,
lordoliphant,akeall
hastetothethas.ospareexceptthefanfan,
forustkeepthefeanoeuvre,incase
thedutchshouldeoutagainb
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