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hoseteportsh
touchushere.sheeupintheogiveusa
broadside.sheisvingsoslhtheerthatitwould
takeheralongtitoeround,aered
thisgreatflagshiproundtocrushsuchatinyfoe.”
theboatsen,after
layingintheiroars,clusterediglee.
”hosetheste
yourrk.tryandsendyourshotsthroughtheportholes.itwillbe
aatthehull,fortheballsperate
thethieer,thestraighteryou
aiherecethereisthatthedutdont
stoptoaierystraightongthebr >
everysend.ely,andonegunisnottofire
untiltheotherisloadedagain.iyself.”
it,andthecreheysahesplinters
flyattheedgeoftheporthole.shotaftershoth
varyingsuccess.
thedutedtoighepreseheir
tihecreostpart,busyaloftrepairing
dages,andafterhalfanhoursfiring,houteligareply,
theboatsafttocyril,andsuggestedthattheyshouldnow
aitthespars.
”aluightdoagooddealofdage,sir,”hesaid.”the
herisfineenoughatpresent,butthereisnosayingwhena
geye,andifainsparsit
ghtbetheansofherbeingblohewindspring
upintherightdire.”
cyrilassented,andfireasts.afewropes
ageeduntilashotstruck
ohehalliardblocksofthespanker,andthesailaton
down.
”ithastakenabigbitoutofthest,too,”theboatsalled
exultinglytocyril.”ithinkthatenup.”
aeritthattheshothadatleasthadthat
effethesteofthedutch
flagship,and,siltaneouslyethehubr >
oftflyingoverhead.delightedathaviedthe
dutshatlast,thecrehefanfantookofftheir
hatsandgavealoudcheer,andthelythanbefore,
settleddoednofirst,atthe
portholes.fourorfiveshotseachofthe
littlegunsbeforethedutchethe
thunderis.thefanfanstopstarriedawaybyone
oftheshot,buttheotherenoldto
cutaheherestntiheirfire.ohe
shotsoftheeerdirected.itstruckthedeckclose
tothefootofthest,ttedgreathavocyrils,and
passedoutthroughthestebeloheerline.cyrilleaptdown
thepanionasheheardthecrash,shoutingtotheboatso
follo.theingthroughtheholeijet.
cyrilseizedapillouffeditintotheshothole,being
drenchedfroeadtofootintheoperatiohesailorshad
follotohisassistance.
”getouttheoarsatonce,”hesaidtotheboatshershot
likethisandsheakea
plug.thereisnoholdingthispillospladtheer
esinfaststill.”
thesailortookcyrilspostedin
cuttingtheplug;thisothesizeofthehole,
andthendrivenin.itstoppedtherushoftheer,butagooddeal
stillleakedthrough.
bythetithishefanfanhadnsiderablyincreased
herdistas
thedutastteabovethe
deck,bringingitdohacrash.fortunately,hecrew
astalongside,
cutthesailfrotsfasteningtothehoopsandgaff,andthen
severedtheshroudsandalloasttodriftahey
agailedtheelvestotheoars.althougheverynrowedhis
hardest,thefanfanerbeforeshereachedthe
fleet,ilesasteoftheeyfirstbeganto
row.
”shouted,asthelittlecraft
agebesidesyoursparsi
seeyouareloheer.”
”hroughourste,sir;inaplug,buttheer
esinstill.eronboardforidontthink
sheanynuteslongeruheholebetter
stopped.”
theprier
calledtbringsoshortlengthsof
thickharongpartytoreevetackletothe
inyard.assoonasthehahirtyfeetih,were
brought,theyothedeckofthefanfan,andthe
officertoldthederher,onenearead,and
toknotthehaethisrongtackles
e
upontotheship.thetacklesannedandhauledonby
strongparties,andthefanfanhe
boatsbelotheplug,and,asthe
littleyachtedup,theerranoutofit.assoonasthe
holeheerlevel,thetackleattheboasgradually
slaedoffuntilshelayhherforepartintheer,h
selfover
theste,andnailed,firstapieceoftarredvas,andthena
squareofplank,overthehole.theacklewaseasedoff,
andthefanfanfloatedonalevelkeel.hercredooher
again,and,inhalfanhour,puedherfreeofer.
bythisti,theresultsofthevictoryheenglish
side,theresolutionheonlyshiplost,shehavi
byadutchfireship;threeenglishcaptains,andaboutthreehundred
herhand,thedutchlosttyships,four
adrals,agreatnyoftheiren.
itostpletevictained
throughouttheanyofthebritishshipshadsufferedagood
deal,thatostofall,forithadbeen
sobatteredinthefighthderuyterthatthedukeandprince
ruperthadbeenobligedtoleaveher,an
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