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quadgram	frequency
the ville de paris	58
at the same time	36
the rest of the	30
as soon as the	28
on the th of	28
in a short time	23
the captain of the	23
of one of the	22
of the ville de	19
of the british fleet	18
one of the men	18
the mouth of the	17
in spite of the	16
at the head of	15
it would have been	14
the side of the	14
the crew of the	13
a flag of truce	13
rest of the fleet	13
at the end of	13
frank and the mate	13
i should like to	13
out of the water	13
the th of april	13
it seemed as if	13
was one of the	13
the officer of the	13
on board the ship	12
on the morning of	12
the top of the	12
in the hands of	12
that he had been	12
ships of the line	12
in spite of his	11
in the course of	11
as well as the	11
the hands of the	11
in consequence of the	11
at the top of	11
the manner in which	11
of the french fleet	11
the whole of the	11
in the west indies	11
from end to end	11
on the point of	11
what was going on	11
the boats of the	10
that it would be	10
in the presence of	10
the head of the	10
every now and then	10
as soon as we	10
the morning of the	10
the end of the	10
up and down the	10
one of the most	10
in the midst of	10
on the other hand	10
as soon as he	9
the middle of the	9
i could not help	9
morning of the th	9
as soon as they	9
the stern of the	9
it was impossible to	9
a prisoner of war	9
and in a few	9
a good deal of	9
in command of the	9
from one of the	9
in a few moments	8
of what was going	8
just as we were	8
one after the other	8
the remainder of the	8
sail of the line	8
in the words of	8
was on board the	8
the straits of gibraltar	8
mr kerridge and his	8
out of the way	8
the officers of the	8
to the place where	8
on the other side	8
we caught sight of	8
the story of the	8
with the exception of	8
gave the order to	8
the entrance of the	8
there was not a	7
it was as if	7
a puff of smoke	7
that he was in	7
of the th of	7
at the foot of	7
the commander of the	7
out of the cabin	7
out of the harbour	7
on board the formidable	7
for most of the	7
in front of the	7
put an end to	7
on board the roarer	7
the fate of the	7
on board the flag	7
the place where the	7
caught sight of the	7
for the sake of	7
of the royal navy	7
the centre of the	7
that he was a	7
on the roll of	7
at the same moment	7
the part of the	7
that he was not	7
in the centre of	7
in the wake of	7
in gros islet bay	7
the wake of the	7
manner in which he	7
officer of the deck	6
a short time the	6
on the port tack	6
an end to the	6
the battle was over	6
i have an idea	6
as fast as the	6
quarter of an hour	6
in the act of	6
that the ship was	6
that led to the	6
in pursuit of the	6
was not a man	6
side of the road	6
on board of the	6
the roll of the	6
is one of the	6
as a matter of	6
make the best of	6
part of the ship	6
on the part of	6
with a flag of	6
the bottom of the	6
for the rest of	6
on the main deck	6
board the ville de	6
a quarter of an	6
on receipt of price	6
a view of the	6
as far as the	6
the presence of the	6
in the middle of	6
a matter of course	6
on board one of	6
at the same instant	6
the th of march	6
close in with the	6
from ship to ship	6
in one of the	6
for a long time	6
i should have said	6
ride the wind down	6
the foot of the	6
the entrance to the	6
lancelot and i were	6
on the port side	6
was not going to	6
one of the boats	6
the fire of the	6
it was evident that	6
as soon as possible	6
what was taking place	6
it was the first	6
the leader of the	6
the deck of the	6
with his own hand	6
in a few minutes	6
in a low voice	6
of the french ships	6
what was to be	6
one of the officers	6
at the entrance of	6
at the bottom of	5
on board the vessel	5
to go into the	5
she would have been	5
teddy and bill jones	5
a few minutes after	5
to make amends for	5
i can tell you	5
the last of the	5
i do not know	5
until we reached the	5
as long as we	5
but a short distance	5
come to an end	5
he seemed to be	5
officer of the watch	5
the men on the	5
the risk of being	5
were to be seen	5
to be on the	5
when we caught sight	5
that they had been	5
what do you think	5
the th of july	5
that part of the	5
the main body of	5
made up my mind	5
had been captured by	5
i caught sight of	5
every stitch of canvas	5
in accordance with the	5
in company with the	5
the rays of the	5
since you have been	5
in a moment more	5
that he did not	5
the words of the	5
to get out of	5
from stem to stern	5
on the top of	5
the crews of the	5
of the british ships	5
toward the place where	5
was to be done	5
the commencement of the	5
was on his way	5
a large body of	5
on the larboard side	5
into one of the	5
that i could not	5
at the close of	5
he was about to	5
the honour of the	5
be with his father	5
see under west indies	5
the king of portugal	5
officers of the ship	5
in the first place	5
to one of the	5
and that he had	5
the course of the	5
to be broken up	5
he entered the cabin	5
the mate had been	5
some distance from the	5
on board the ville	5
at the mouth of	5
as fast as they	5
we could see the	5
the fore part of	5
we were about to	5
i am not going	5
off santiago with sampson	5
the life of a	5
royal united service institution	5
as long as i	5
by the name of	5
the same time the	5
the surrender of the	5
in the days of	5
the surface of the	5
seemed as if the	5
that he would be	5
was not to be	5
was on the point	5
the scene of the	5
on board the triumph	5
as he entered the	5
at the commencement of	5
all along the line	5
a glimpse of the	5
that there was no	5
boats of the squadron	5
as a prisoner of	5
at the time of	5
and as soon as	5
had no intention of	5
had been on board	5
to make the best	5
the faces of the	5
in the french navy	5
we were on board	5
of the men who	5
all the world knows	5
on board the flagship	5
a large number of	5
fore part of the	5
as one of the	5
in charge of the	5
who was on board	5
signal was made to	5
by one of the	5
for nearly an hour	5
by the side of	5
there was no time	5
the course of a	5
of the ship to	4
and there was no	4
the direction of the	4
of the spanish fleet	4
not a shot had	4
to get on board	4
in the harbour of	4
to the stump of	4
and in less than	4
could be no doubt	4
and the little sailor	4
have the honor of	4
which he had been	4
and in spite of	4
as we approached the	4
there was no more	4
end of that time	4
that it was a	4
at the last moment	4
in the hope of	4
to leeward of the	4
no doubt about that	4
on the coast of	4
the officer in command	4
rest of the crew	4
that he could not	4
had come out from	4
mouth of the river	4
it was broad daylight	4
swooping from the west	4
of the crew of	4
the movements of the	4
and was about to	4
out of range of	4
was set on fire	4
entrance of the harbour	4
town of fort royal	4
and the manner in	4
from time to time	4
in the royal navy	4
the royal united service	4
in the same way	4
as if he had	4
the fight in the	4
as far as possible	4
at the rate of	4
members of the mess	4
was by no means	4
a great deal of	4
that the french were	4
caught sight of a	4
to keep out of	4
but there was no	4
in the direction of	4
best of our way	4
dissertations on medical science	4
the walls of fort	4
the end of that	4
the marquis du quesne	4
went by the name	4
some of the men	4
been the cause of	4
that it was the	4
to talk to you	4
of range of the	4
off the coast of	4
in the way of	4
him by the collar	4
there could be no	4
as if about to	4
one of the guns	4
grew louder and louder	4
of the old navy	4
it would be a	4
of the rest of	4
a little way off	4
the nick of time	4
of the french line	4
the fact that he	4
had it not been	4
was to be seen	4
found that he had	4
to go to sea	4
hundred and fifty men	4
the son of a	4
reached the top of	4
on one of the	4
were set on fire	4
with one of the	4
a third of the	4
from side to side	4
the capture of the	4
seemed as if he	4
in the nick of	4
the midst of the	4
boats of the fleet	4
the events of the	4
the top of a	4
to return to the	4
got hold of a	4
a few of the	4
been on board the	4
i was thankful to	4
knew what he was	4
immediately astern of the	4
the sides of the	4
the flag of truce	4
the bombardment of alexandria	4
through the straits of	4
he would have been	4
on board the monmouth	4
and that he would	4
he was in the	4
interview with the captain	4
in one of them	4
the head of a	4
the th of october	4
the captains of the	4
i do not see	4
as we have seen	4
in the case of	4
in the british navy	4
that it was not	4
in obedience to the	4
should like to have	4
i was very glad	4
to make a long	4
on board our ships	4
knocked on the head	4
that we should be	4
came on board the	4
the owner of the	4
seemed to come from	4
am not going to	4
of the line and	4
while the men were	4
in a few days	4
your father is a	4
the order was given	4
what i had done	4
the best of our	4
for the fleet to	4
for a few moments	4
the close of the	4
we were in the	4
one side of the	4
has no right to	4
as soon as i	4
from the ville de	4
to go to the	4
to serve as a	4
had to go through	4
on the farther side	4
as soon as it	4
to go on board	4
up to the house	4
in which he had	4
it was an anxious	4
the rebels in the	4
attract the attention of	4
what had become of	4
and in a moment	4
that he had no	4
on the deck of	4
i was going to	4
the sound of the	4
during which time the	4
face to face with	4
and at the same	4
on the opposite side	4
it seems as if	4
course of a few	4
a considerable number of	4
the roar of the	4
board one of the	4
in view of the	4
the th of february	4
the sinking of the	4
to watch the movements	4
the place where frank	4
the appearance of the	4
said one of the	4
in search of the	4
hawke came swooping from	4
that you will be	4
a day or two	4
for the second time	4
of the enemy had	4
the flash of the	4
had not long to	4
it not been for	4
that we should have	4
what do you mean	4
that he had not	4
who appeared to be	4
a point of honour	4
no help for it	4
to the effect that	4
the greater portion of	4
there was no doubt	4
a large fleet of	4
came swooping from the	4
had been ordered to	4
but it was not	4
part of the vessel	4
on board this ship	4
in a few seconds	4
to be on board	4
glad to see you	4
had been compelled to	4
brought up in the	4
must have been the	4
between wind and water	4
the town of fort	4
he had not been	4
when one of the	4
as well as to	4
side of the ship	4
most of the time	4
crew of the texas	4
had been sent to	4
so much the better	4
for the time being	4
the afternoon of the	4
on the day of	4
in with the shore	4
to allow us to	4
had no time to	4
main body of the	4
of the royal united	4
to make all sail	4
of those who were	4
not the man to	4
when the ship was	4
an account of the	4
the south of england	4
off the mouth of	4
the attention of the	4
on his way to	4
this sort of work	4
slipped out of the	4
as he came up	4
have been on board	4
when the time comes	4
two or three of	4
several of the crew	4
made the best of	4
the public record office	4
not long to wait	4
the approach of the	4
as if he was	4
watch the movements of	4
that he might be	4
for the purpose of	4
on board the charles	4
he was not going	4
stripped to the waist	4
in less than a	4
and with his own	3
de paris now in	3
story of the condor	3
on the horizon to	3
went in one of	3
the signal was made	3
away as fast as	3
grin and bear it	3
at the outset of	3
down on to the	3
the striking of the	3
other ships of the	3
for a couple of	3
were in your place	3
which had been sent	3
we could not tell	3
the castles and batteries	3
a whole fleet of	3
at the very first	3
and then at the	3
when hawke came swooping	3
the other side of	3
the stump of the	3
to allow him to	3
in order to save	3
that the rebels had	3
great risk of being	3
was no time to	3
how i can best	3
i wish i had	3
flag of truce was	3
the top of their	3
now and then a	3
the th of june	3
surrender of the ville	3
a good deal more	3
last berth to be	3
a few moments the	3
was going to be	3
to go down with	3
board the saint george	3
was no time for	3
of the whole fleet	3
do you know what	3
of a few days	3
the shadow of the	3
his foot on the	3
opened fire on the	3
run out of the	3
are not likely to	3
if you do not	3
and as he spoke	3
he led the way	3
on his hands and	3
the shells from the	3
we ride the wind	3
were not to be	3
was that he had	3
the captain and his	3
make all sail and	3
had no right to	3
the influence of sea	3
we had to keep	3
the merrimac had been	3
what was going forward	3
two of the men	3
a bend in the	3
on the turner collection	3
had been shot away	3
the french revolution and	3
they were capable of	3
after the battle of	3
what are you doing	3
one or two of	3
the ship next astern	3
of the battle and	3
that the captain of	3
who had managed to	3
one has only to	3
of the two dinner	3
the rest of his	3
before we could reach	3
just as he was	3
made a general rush	3
this part of the	3
the southern coast of	3
down on the deck	3
run the risk of	3
we got on board	3
there would have been	3
the edge of the	3
could not make out	3
of the approach of	3
of a british man	3
the neighbourhood of the	3
now in the museum	3
all of a sudden	3
to have a few	3
go back to the	3
by half a dozen	3
to look out for	3
of the good hope	3
that it was impossible	3
when he found himself	3
admiral of the red	3
around a bend in	3
of the two ships	3
was not at all	3
it was to the	3
on board the texas	3
a long way off	3
that it seemed as	3
the wind shifted to	3
a short distance when	3
fired the first shot	3
the man who had	3
the opposite side of	3
the th of august	3
jumped into the boat	3
the guns of the	3
unfit for further service	3
stowed away in the	3
is to be found	3
rising above the horizon	3
the british fleet came	3
man will do his	3
on board the redoutable	3
the way in which	3
at the side of	3
but he was not	3
get out of this	3
took place on the	3
from the side of	3
two or three days	3
less than ten minutes	3
with ned rawlings and	3
run by the batteries	3
be able to get	3
make amends for what	3
a shout from the	3
on one side of	3
by the report of	3
found ourselves in the	3
struck out for the	3
shells from the ticonderoga	3
i have a notion	3
a moment later the	3
for a short time	3
we do not fight	3
we found that we	3
frank in the woods	3
cape of good hope	3
one of the ships	3
i were in your	3
i was standing near	3
it was very evident	3
it is little wonder	3
he was on the	3
the brigadier and my	3
had no wish to	3
had by this time	3
out for the shore	3
it was a great	3
with a request that	3
to lancelot and me	3
in the royal sovereign	3
when he saw the	3
a couple of miles	3
the sound of firing	3
in rear of the	3
one of the french	3
in the east indies	3
i did not think	3
that one of the	3
five or six miles	3
which had just come	3
was very evident that	3
story of the royal	3
and i am sure	3
a number of men	3
not a human being	3
might have been left	3
wind shifted to the	3
to obey the order	3
and it seemed as	3
just as i was	3
at anchor in the	3
that the merrimac was	3
who was standing near	3
with the french revolution	3
the residence of the	3
by the time we	3
had no idea of	3
mast was shot away	3
a mile and a	3
the flag of a	3
part of the fleet	3
war with the french	3
the two ships were	3
and one of them	3
came up the side	3
a man who knows	3
had not gone far	3
had the reputation of	3
come out from england	3
and the hampton court	3
go up to the	3
opposite side of the	3
from which he had	3
our cruiser monmouth of	3
of the line in	3
no time to be	3
the scenes through which	3
on the bank of	3
cruiser monmouth of to	3
the officers and men	3
to come from the	3
during march and the	3
the swiftsure and the	3
when i saw a	3
that would be a	3
on the next day	3
grand army at boulogne	3
late in the evening	3
what looked like a	3
been sent to the	3
on board the ships	3
as long as you	3
time to be lost	3
all the officers were	3
had fallen in with	3
on either side of	3
the jolly little sailor	3
walls of fort louis	3
what might be the	3
was in no way	3
the great war with	3
the point of his	3
for the old flag	3
get out of the	3
set to work to	3
i wish you would	3
of the men were	3
was an anxious time	3
take you on board	3
led to the main	3
the enemy began to	3
he would be with	3
found one of the	3
on each side of	3
way back to the	3
the british mediterranean fleet	3
the effect of the	3
he could not help	3
i found that he	3
we were on the	3
and i at once	3
not a shot came	3
on the heights above	3
plumb or ned rawlings	3
early in the afternoon	3
of the sea was	3
the opening of the	3
to come on board	3
which the rebels had	3
the enemy in sight	3
out of the battle	3
lieutenant of the monmouth	3
of all on board	3
the two young ladies	3
ville de paris and	3
bend in the road	3
the night of the	3
out into the stream	3
the monmouth and the	3
if he could not	3
that we had been	3
my father told him	3
into the ville de	3
on the starboard tack	3
admiral of the fleet	3
the fight had been	3
i should have been	3
of the british empire	3
the shift of wind	3
it was not an	3
in regard to the	3
her masts and spars	3
in the defence of	3
the coast of spain	3
needless to say that	3
not a moment too	3
the captain had been	3
their way into the	3
of the condition of	3
there was only one	3
want to see the	3
to go on deck	3
main and mizen masts	3
greater portion of the	3
did not seem to	3
the gallant captain of	3
a prisoner in the	3
we were unable to	3
tumbling and tossing about	3
our way to the	3
the last survivor of	3
member of the crew	3
and stood out to	3
what he was doing	3
of which they had	3
side of the hill	3
half an hour the	3
man on board the	3
lord of the admiralty	3
in relation to the	3
reported to the captain	3
and when we had	3
and a piece of	3
but i was not	3
about a quarter of	3
the side of a	3
the entrance to santiago	3
the assistance of the	3
two of our men	3
what you have done	3
most of the ships	3
the order was obeyed	3
which seemed to come	3
a hole in the	3
lancelot and i had	3
but we do not	3
to give you a	3
the appearance of a	3
admiral of the white	3
he said to me	3
found that it was	3
who had charge of	3
with all sail set	3
fish out of water	3
while we lay off	3
the matter to the	3
to go through the	3
hopes that we should	3
was in command of	3
if they were here	3
lost no time in	3
a great risk of	3
at this moment the	3
would have been the	3
the cape of good	3
keeping a good look	3
who happened to be	3
a short time we	3
the spanish flagship santa	3
side of the vessel	3
had no difficulty in	3
taken on board the	3
as if i was	3
quarter of a mile	3
where are you going	3
were on board of	3
one of the boys	3
steamed down the river	3
a few minutes the	3
and the mate were	3
ballad of the fleet	3
there seemed to be	3
expects that every man	3
back to the place	3
to say that i	3
the bodies of the	3
the place where his	3
in the british fleet	3
delivered over to the	3
in the direction he	3
frank on a gun	3
notes on the turner	3
how many of them	3
but he knew that	3
on board the merrimac	3
of the manner in	3
as well as you	3
a last look at	3
on the day before	3
in the memoir of	3
a couple of days	3
the remains of the	3
to get at the	3
at the back of	3
i am afraid the	3
the end of a	3
that he would soon	3
the midst of it	3
running the risk of	3
dead on the field	3
was to follow the	3
the first of the	3
of the grand army	3
cut off our heads	3
of the fact that	3
to deliver up the	3
no sooner had we	3
to be able to	3
of the same kind	3
the brunt of the	3
the day of battle	3
and then all was	3
fight in the woods	3
a moment too soon	3
the bows of the	3
sold out of the	3
on his own account	3
were on the point	3
the little sailor said	3
the rebels had seen	3
told us that we	3
at the gilt letters	3
up under the stern	3
to attract the attention	3
but i do not	3
the grand army at	3
he said in a	3
of the channel fleet	3
paris now in the	3
shot had been fired	3
every one of the	3
by order of parliament	3
when we heard the	3
the horizon to the	3
the effect of this	3
for the straits of	3
as much as i	3
where we found the	3
one of his officers	3
and gave the order	3
her last berth to	3
you have been on	3
in a loud tone	3
his store of provisions	3
a few minutes later	3
that they were to	3
to be in the	3
as much as possible	3
on our western waters	3
it was in the	3
the report of a	3
on board the prize	3
were sent on board	3
carrying the flag of	3
there are on board	3
to take advantage of	3
the wreck of the	3
of the whole squadron	3
thing to be done	3
retired to his room	3
on account of the	3
ships of the british	3
the bank of the	3
it was with difficulty	3
on board the saint	3
as may be supposed	3
to face with the	3
more than i can	3
castle of porto ferino	3
near the entrance to	3
at length we got	3
roll of the british	3
that the captain had	3
which had been captured	3
ships of the fleet	3
him with a smile	3
been on board this	3
are some of the	3
pacing up and down	3
he was to be	3
that every man will	3
was to take place	3
the nearest of the	3
the admiral on the	3
soon as they were	3
first lieutenant of the	3
the british west indies	3
of the fleet were	3
far as he could	3
in a state of	3
at the public record	3
a short distance from	3
is one of our	3
a quarter of a	3
and the mate had	3
more than an hour	3
after trying in vain	3
would be with his	3
i told him what	3
frank on the lower	3
i have no doubt	3
to be found in	3
his flag on board	3
two hundred and fifty	3
to give an idea	3
not a man to	3
her to the bottom	3
tugged to her last	3
book of church music	3
in a louder tone	3
his hands and knees	3
in the neighbourhood of	3
was the first time	3
at two in the	3
up my mind to	3
the story of his	3
in favour of the	3
one of the royal	3
of the saint george	3
and lodged in the	3
to get hold of	3
seemed to be a	3
a ballad of the	3
hands of the rebels	3
top of the cliff	3
the only thing that	3
the size of the	3
was made to the	3
of the crew had	3
an idea of the	3
her to close action	3
to be done with	3
the th of december	3
to find that the	3
owner of the two	3
for he knew that	3
in the annals of	3
in the museum of	3
they had so long	3
soon came up with	3
as they saw us	3
prisoners in the hands	3
just in time to	3
of the previous day	3
rebels in the battery	3
as they came up	3
place where frank was	3
with the rest of	3
he must have been	3
it is a hard	3
to our infinite satisfaction	3
it was known that	3
of the royal sovereign	3
could be seen the	3
go down with the	3
with the intention of	3
down the wind to	3
under the command of	3
to her last berth	3
in the face of	3
and i began to	3
we found that he	3
the guns on the	3
as far as we	3
movements of the enemy	3
could bring to bear	3
was obliged to remain	3
down into the cabin	3
ordered him to take	3
request that he might	3
seated himself on the	3
had been thrown up	3
on board the men	3
where he had been	3
we had not gone	3
to the southward of	3
would be able to	3
lay down in the	3
the shade of the	3
go to the bottom	3
trying in vain to	3
of the squadron were	3
to be made to	3
it cannot be helped	3
scarcely had he spoken	3
in point of fact	3
is a hard case	3
on board his vessel	3
between five and six	3
are you going to	3
if i were in	3
to the surprise of	3
of the most famous	3
the walls of the	3
the bay of biscay	3
from the engraving by	3
endeavored to do his	3
captain of the monmouth	3
as we are told	3
i reached the top	3
of the mediterranean fleet	3
a log on the	3
on an even keel	3
in less than ten	3
and it was with	3
as he would have	3
on the night of	3
by the way the	3
such a thing as	3
nearer and nearer the	3
and stood out of	3
was captain of the	3
and the constant warwick	3
with might and main	3
spanish flagship santa ana	3
a general rush for	3
a cloud of dust	3
in obedience to orders	3
had the honour of	3
the most famous of	3
museum of the royal	3
had to keep a	3
the coast to the	3
commander of the expedition	3
the th of january	3
swiftsure and the hampton	3
to one of his	3
made up his mind	3
was followed by a	3
come to the rescue	3
a fish out of	3
the fear of the	3
that he would not	3
dicky plumb or ned	3
in front of us	3
the close of this	3
a shot came from	3
it was a very	3
did not stop to	3
it seemed to me	3
were in pursuit of	3
the museum of the	3
him out of the	3
of the storm of	3
was so great that	3
i know that i	3
in spite of our	3
so many of his	3
mouth of the channel	3
berth to be broken	3
stock in the country	3
every man will do	3
with a number of	3
log on the water	3
on the lee bow	3
as all the world	3
we found that it	3
a letter from the	3
a signal was made	3
nailed to the stump	3
fighters of the fleet	3
so close to the	3
rushing up from below	3
and at length we	3
after the fight had	3
a short time before	3
on board the schooner	3
the troops across the	3
in the island of	3
the time that he	3
sent her to the	3
by the crew of	3
beyond the range of	3
famous fighters of the	3
that the crew of	3
we should have been	3
the people on shore	3
told me that the	3
where he had left	3
we could reach the	3
veteran of the sea	3
without loss of time	3
of the enemy in	3
the use of the	3
was to be the	3
by this time we	3
ville de paris now	3
would be certain to	3
to believe that the	3
he was going to	3
towards the end of	3
at the entrance to	3
on board their ships	3
i am going to	3
came to an anchor	3
the admiral ordered the	3
a hundred and fifty	3
the night was dark	3
of the officers and	3
soon as he had	3
officer in command of	3
back to the camp	3
might not have been	3
the reputation of being	3
large number of the	3
or we may be	3
soon as we had	3
gallant captain of the	3
the thick of the	3
the reach of the	3
find a man who	3
but before he had	3
over and over again	3
enemy began to fire	3
through which he had	3
surface of the sea	3
was a good deal	3
on the lower mississippi	3
on the ville de	3
nearly a third of	3
as rapidly as possible	3
he said to himself	3
the next morning the	3
to go on shore	3
honour of the flag	3
at the bombardment of	3
been attacked by a	3
for the honour of	3
the first time that	3
he came on board	3
want to see you	3
no means of knowing	3
bottom of the boat	3
mile and a half	3
and confusion of battle	3
the news of the	3
for the use of	3
to add to the	3
the annals of the	3
likely to be a	3
hoisted his flag on	3
we had not long	3
under the walls of	3
the order for the	3
were allowed to remain	3
was in the act	3
well aware of the	3
in the capture of	3
fire of the rebels	3
captain of the fleet	3
be found in the	3
taking a last look	2
the top of his	2
piece of the wreck	2
only this about it	2
by the light of	2
officer who is now	2
in the faces of	2
short time we were	2
the storm of shot	2
certain of his prize	2
raised his head and	2
even from the mast	2
did as he was	2
away to the south	2
the kali had been	2
strange as it may	2
did not like to	2
a number of ships	2
one of the very	2
two in the morning	2
was a prisoner in	2
as admiral of the	2
on deck to see	2
the wind had shifted	2
hauled down their flag	2
to continue our search	2
to the right nor	2
sailing in two columns	2
opposite the fifth ship	2
open the shutter and	2
has had time to	2
his heel and walked	2
watched them anxiously as	2
men on the main	2
a group of soldiers	2
chance of being hit	2
told me that he	2
by a coup de	2
that he may not	2
large body of cavalry	2
in spite of their	2
and two hundred and	2
on which rodney was	2
through immediately astern of	2
when he heard the	2
the angle of the	2
that there could be	2
the destruction of our	2
which had been hastily	2
the firing of the	2
would have sent her	2
and take possession of	2
frank shuddered when he	2
the isle of wight	2
scarcely believe his eyes	2
what we had done	2
so far as i	2
was an anxious moment	2
after part of the	2
them rushing up from	2
made out to be	2
at this point we	2
but i did not	2
it was going to	2
good deal of information	2
and all on board	2
the seamen of the	2
officer and man in	2
every inch of the	2
so that there was	2
with his two friends	2
he had only to	2
lord cranstoun told sir	2
as if they were	2
i find that i	2
beat a hasty retreat	2
have allowed me to	2
relation to the treatment	2
the other ships were	2
his services were accepted	2
the sea was getting	2
is a good woman	2
and under cover of	2
the isle of dogs	2
flagship of the french	2
colours to the mast	2
the steamer was at	2
on the evening before	2
captain of the ticonderoga	2
walking the deck with	2
lest it should be	2
noise and confusion of	2
that the british flagship	2
like a log on	2
he is the man	2
had learned to say	2
been informed of what	2
with the greatest kindness	2
next in the line	2
bill jones came to	2
learn the cause of	2
standing on the after	2
over to the first	2
as though they were	2
as long as he	2
the enemy in very	2
annals of the royal	2
had not forgotten the	2
was astounded when he	2
higher up the harbour	2
frigates and some corvettes	2
better name for british	2
of her in the	2
go out of the	2
the enemy had already	2
like a fish out	2
half a million sterling	2
gangway at the side	2
the way they were	2
at a target set	2
as good as they	2
each side of the	2
as we were seen	2
from giving way to	2
erected by order of	2
in the south of	2
i could see them	2
lying on the deck	2
to the commonwealth of	2
was of a happy	2
what do you say	2
correspondence of lord collingwood	2
the defence of the	2
brought him to the	2
more than any other	2
should not be overlooked	2
a hot fire on	2
the place of honour	2
incidents of the day	2
was thankful to get	2
the ladder to the	2
and i were employed	2
told him that he	2
he could see them	2
had got some distance	2
was in gros islet	2
the fire from the	2
of the sea service	2
it was impossible for	2
the example of their	2
that rodney would be	2
boats along the shore	2
a splendid book of	2
a considerable portion of	2
two hours the battle	2
hope they will not	2
the royal navy for	2
not so great as	2
might have the honor	2
if you want to	2
regius professor of modern	2
was allowed to go	2
in his official report	2
i am so glad	2
of the west indies	2
of the sun and	2
in a few hours	2
had been fought and	2
would like to be	2
i was about to	2
the ship could not	2
our hearts beat high	2
was not the man	2
asked of my father	2
one of the tin	2
or two of the	2
a piece of the	2
take back what you	2
way out from among	2
for british fighting ship	2
a year or more	2
that he and archie	2
by the captain and	2
her as she came	2
is to this day	2
he had left his	2
that i know of	2
until he arrived at	2
on account of his	2
and two of the	2
was a chance of	2
her helm steady and	2
might be able to	2
the british navy for	2
channel between dominica and	2
those who were to	2
the farthest that the	2
of a single man	2
knocked to pieces by	2
rays of the sun	2
closed down upon us	2
before he could be	2
there was no need	2
the one we had	2
the bow of the	2
us all on the	2
among the crew of	2
the time the wind	2
in the stern gallery	2
he had taken the	2
the result of this	2
as he was about	2
under the lee of	2
the rest of you	2
possible to distinguish the	2
as he arrived on	2
and placed in irons	2
there was to be	2
is needless to say	2
the other by a	2
had no cause to	2
and the first person	2
and many a time	2
you on board the	2
in the evening when	2
danger we were in	2
to inform you that	2
thrown into a state	2
parties were sent out	2
they arrived at the	2
although they had so	2
the guns in the	2
must have been killed	2
guessed what it was	2
there is a way	2
going to tell you	2
once more the well	2
the aid of the	2
as soon as she	2
of the mizen mast	2
puff of smoke arose	2
ignorant of the fact	2
repairing their own damages	2
to say that the	2
the castle of porto	2
been in the service	2
to go into dock	2
ward gave the order	2
over on his back	2
the weather had been	2
line and two frigates	2
as easily as one	2
view of the rebels	2
last we arrived at	2
of him as the	2
they would do so	2
well pleased with his	2
side by side in	2
are at liberty to	2
of the fearful way	2
captain of the trenton	2
was a source of	2
as we were going	2
of the fleet at	2
to blow up the	2
on that rainy morning	2
to sell his prizes	2
you out of the	2
his wives and children	2
on board the tiger	2
work of the previous	2
the son of the	2
one of the ports	2
to me that it	2
was standing near the	2
equal to that of	2
had given nelson death	2
just as we got	2
had no means of	2
i was able to	2
moving up and down	2
more of our men	2
reported the matter to	2
the work which had	2
men in the boat	2
on board every ship	2
the condor attacking fort	2
they treated me with	2
was about to follow	2
he was the only	2
at once in the	2
as there was no	2
out in these parts	2
the green slopes of	2
us with their muskets	2
attempt was made to	2
guns could be loaded	2
the intention of her	2
some two or three	2
not refrain from giving	2
the article in question	2
merrimac had been sunk	2
by the governor and	2
of the enemy to	2
moving slowly through the	2
of the french to	2
awaited the issue of	2
a few moments to	2
not be likely to	2
running in and out	2
of the scenes through	2
ordered us to come	2
the belief that he	2
i came to sea	2
pursuit of de grasse	2
monmouths in war how	2
the very midst of	2
in the french fleet	2
out of the cell	2
came into collision with	2
even more than the	2
the same time it	2
shot came crashing through	2
she would be captured	2
worked with a will	2
an old friend of	2
ships at the head	2
where we were standing	2
the danger we were	2
the captain of a	2
to fall into their	2
either side of the	2
sounds grew louder and	2
for half an hour	2
of the naval chronicle	2
to a piece of	2
of the boatswain and	2
to give them to	2
all the canvas they	2
making our way to	2
captains of the guns	2
of the line with	2
the outskirts of the	2
in less than an	2
we returned on board	2
of our ships were	2
fallen in with the	2
guns from the ville	2
i expect you to	2
to be that of	2
now is the time	2
stood away to the	2
less than an hour	2
from the butt of	2
see if you can	2
or four of the	2
facts of the case	2
the character of the	2
resigning his sword to	2
they had been regularly	2
we thought we had	2
sent out on a	2
and the scene of	2
touched the stern of	2
began to think that	2
in the form of	2
i felt very much	2
of the ship and	2
duty before the enemy	2
he might well have	2
rays of the setting	2
it is as much	2
down off that horse	2
at the moment that	2
went through and through	2
her guns on the	2
was not quite so	2
the rear of the	2
times of the th	2
he was scarcely allowed	2
to exchange him for	2
arose from the ground	2
could not be seen	2
told him what i	2
the sea against the	2
we saw them rushing	2
finding that he was	2
where we sat down	2
and learned that the	2
cut out for us	2
to compel the corsairs	2
the shot from the	2
down the river and	2
put a bold face	2
at some distance from	2
they were full in	2
could go no further	2
treated in the same	2
had been left in	2
know that i have	2
as i am in	2
open fire on the	2
had come to an	2
on board the fougueux	2
to make their escape	2
the satisfaction of having	2
than the royal george	2
managed to get on	2
up at the same	2
sprang into the boat	2
side of his father	2
is the son of	2
as a signal to	2
the leaves of the	2
i am very glad	2
be made to blow	2
as a memento of	2
it was not very	2
of the danger we	2
about a score of	2
been guilty of disrespect	2
the malays who had	2
camp of the grand	2
they were followed by	2
as not to attract	2
greatly to my satisfaction	2
who at this moment	2
he was a tall	2
advantage to be gained	2
himself acquainted with the	2
a chance of escaping	2
of which he had	2
and i have not	2
we saw a horseman	2
it was not a	2
the men who had	2
weathermost of the british	2
the attention of mr	2
some of the most	2
should we reach the	2
to be a friend	2
from the admiral to	2
happened to be the	2
were taken on board	2
harbour on her return	2
than the admiral sent	2
had been allowed to	2
of the other officers	2
roll of the fleet	2
the days of the	2
the french line was	2
him in the cabin	2
which they proceeded to	2
they were to be	2
was not equal to	2
short time it was	2
so as not to	2
what do you want	2
prisoner in the hands	2
we made sail for	2
when he thought how	2
you might call a	2
he appeared to be	2
to open fire on	2
in the prison at	2
not allowed much time	2
common prudence have allowed	2
a stiff upper lip	2
that he could see	2
fatal vessel that had	2
the memoir of admiral	2
and that was to	2
should i fail to	2
gone far when we	2
great part of the	2
and half a dozen	2
the passage of the	2
view of the ticonderoga	2
the heights above boulogne	2
for a moment the	2
have got off so	2
father of the other	2
had charge of the	2
be picked up by	2
the next morning we	2
some in one direction	2
now it was that	2
he advised us to	2
the fleet one of	2
as he walked along	2
was about to make	2
there was no other	2
this time the concord	2
for me to go	2
the port tack and	2
the bridge of the	2
was ludicrous in the	2
and appeared to be	2
took a deep breath	2
out to the very	2
that they could not	2
older members of the	2
we could hear their	2
paid a visit to	2
rebels had seen the	2
to the story of	2
stories of american history	2
caused on board the	2
the boatswain and his	2
what had been done	2
we had passed the	2
as we left the	2
conducted them toward the	2
that had given nelson	2
just at that moment	2
if he would go	2
in the edge of	2
to come up with	2
is likely to be	2
on the forecastle and	2
soon as they saw	2
to do what is	2
i have not the	2
one was on the	2
the post of duty	2
shot came from her	2
to pursue the enemy	2
in the storm after	2
sent off on the	2
teeth were chattering with	2
the body of the	2
in the same box	2
was heard from the	2
nearly the height of	2
i had a friend	2
captain faulknor storming fort	2
went into the pilot	2
you shall be employed	2
find my way back	2
as on board the	2
he had been sent	2
know that we were	2
he seemed to have	2
minutes past noon the	2
and the british fleet	2
officers and men were	2
ship of the enemy	2
the french ships were	2
away from the shore	2
i had never before	2
to give up the	2
by the exertions of	2
before he had time	2
the same time that	2
but it was the	2
not to attract the	2
with the main body	2
not a sound was	2
for a day or	2
the battle of pittsburg	2
like the look of	2
one on board the	2
the spirit of the	2
the time that the	2
and lancelot and i	2
as the first had	2
the best of it	2
with which i was	2
the time of the	2
count de grasse and	2
as much as he	2
for an opportunity to	2
away to the north	2
whole length of the	2
had no desire to	2
as soon as frank	2
what had at first	2
i know that you	2
but it could not	2
was just the man	2
knew by this time	2
seymour had his flag	2
lost sight of the	2
circulation of the blood	2
and he had been	2
the range of their	2
to your own business	2
a signal that we	2
the london magazine for	2
ready at any moment	2
officer on board the	2
that might have been	2
the revenge and berwick	2
have taken good care	2
could easily read what	2
to be granted to	2
and every thing else	2
her triple tier of	2
take possession of the	2
so far away that	2
gone to the bottom	2
you have been put	2
but he had no	2
of oak of the	2
of the setting sun	2
it had not been	2
had already begun to	2
captain miller comes aboard	2
ludicrous in the extreme	2
fifth ship from the	2
a small boat with	2
of the silver fleet	2
shot and shell that	2
there was the tree	2
board their ships at	2
with a message from	2
when the cry arose	2
every officer and man	2
then proceeded to give	2
run in and loaded	2
i felt very sure	2
away on the starboard	2
to the astonishment of	2
all the little incidents	2
occurred to me that	2
for some time we	2
half a dozen ships	2
made to blow up	2
that you have been	2
the latter had been	2
in half an hour	2
surface of the water	2
and here and there	2
he did not leave	2
he had a great	2
as the best of	2
the little sailor cried	2
just then the captain	2
over all the little	2
that van tromp had	2
far away from the	2
place where i had	2
time to ask questions	2
we stood towards the	2
the royal academy exhibition	2
his life in that	2
speaker and the fairfax	2
then there was the	2
one of the reasons	2
as much as we	2
is as much as	2
was the only thing	2
he had been in	2
to go back to	2
the old head of	2
that he should have	2
would not give up	2
i hope that you	2
may be able to	2
lancelot and i went	2
of the order of	2
on board the junk	2
with the idea that	2
he left the cabin	2
the other ships of	2
in an indignant tone	2
after the picture by	2
think that he was	2
that in a few	2
out into the garden	2
made all haste to	2
me that he had	2
been captured by the	2
there is hardly a	2
from her guns on	2
that you had been	2
at length reached the	2
of us have been	2
the fifth ship from	2
to your superior officer	2
who had been looking	2
began to hope that	2
allow himself to be	2
we could but get	2
the battle of the	2
of the day was	2
on to her deck	2
yet not a shot	2
from what he had	2
the british ships were	2
at dark the firing	2
commencement of the fight	2
a boat was to	2
as long as they	2
blown out of the	2
a boat from the	2
make the most of	2
still a long way	2
ulterior projects of the	2
were about to be	2
from the time we	2
stood at their guns	2
as prisoners of war	2
i hardly know what	2
dicky for his kind	2
on the larboard bow	2
the times of the	2
afraid to remain here	2
to the executive officer	2
he had been on	2
had been sent for	2
as it appeared from	2
the bottom of a	2
after he had been	2
call attention to their	2
discovered that we had	2
had good reason to	2
teddy dunlap might have	2
were ordered to sit	2
to find my way	2
within range of our	2
we had little doubt	2
what will become of	2
not a ripple broke	2
less than a minute	2
was found to have	2
there was something suspicious	2
bullets and round shot	2
set foot on the	2
march and the first	2
de grasse had lost	2
blew up with a	2
learned to say sir	2
that some of the	2
and my father told	2
the weather is so	2
as if to make	2
one of her own	2
of the fleet as	2
have we your permission	2
have heard say that	2
hard put to it	2
when she made her	2
the two comrades were	2
was some distance ahead	2
the captain had made	2
disrespect to your superior	2
that for the time	2
the fleet of the	2
you have been guilty	2
not a word was	2
to strike up the	2
were met with a	2
manner in which you	2
were so unfortunate as	2
the way with the	2
three or four of	2
send a message to	2
in accordance with a	2
anchor was hove up	2
the house of assembly	2
two or three together	2
was in the centre	2
hearts of oak of	2
come to the point	2
the other end of	2
to be looked after	2
how arthur gardiner fought	2
we stood down channel	2
into the presence of	2
to one of them	2
formidable breaking the line	2
spite of the storm	2
old head of kinsale	2
began to feel the	2
had so lately been	2
the order to advance	2
was made at once	2
such was the spirit	2
were still a long	2
be sent out to	2
fearful way in which	2
so long as we	2
knew that the merrimac	2
had been in the	2
am i to do	2
of which i am	2
i will take you	2
his swoop on the	2
had never been in	2
the great days done	2
hardly know what might	2
with ample lessons for	2
all the articles of	2
had fired his gun	2
that he must have	2
the admiral resolved to	2
which he had passed	2
i should not be	2
the british fleet in	2
for the destruction of	2
had come upon him	2
and called across to	2
of a hundred and	2
hand when he would	2
in full view of	2
top of their speed	2
then went on deck	2
of the superior officers	2
bridge of the beresina	2
be of use to	2
that he could scarcely	2
say how i felt	2
leader of the guerrillas	2
although he had not	2
de grasse would not	2
eighteen sail of the	2
brought him that the	2
the language of the	2
to relax our efforts	2
a sound was heard	2
to the bottom in	2
to fight the battle	2
we were all three	2
stars and stripes over	2
the launch of the	2
line on the port	2
that flag of truce	2
by the sinking of	2
ships to prepare for	2
all the blame on	2
in the deeds of	2
five minutes of the	2
when it was known	2
by the executive officer	2
formidable on the day	2
of the ship as	2
for the way in	2
saw what was taking	2
as has been said	2
allowed me to let	2
was something suspicious in	2
we set out on	2
end of the hall	2
stood out to sea	2
the ship to the	2
that ever trod a	2
the duke of guise	2
in the shade of	2
the destruction of the	2
on the outside of	2
back of the cabin	2
proceeded to give him	2
was sure to be	2
far as we could	2
bank of the river	2
british fleet in the	2
was about to pass	2
nothing like it in	2
it came from the	2
to see how it	2
he saw what it	2
the length of a	2
within two miles of	2
of admiral sir william	2
a race for the	2
to which i was	2
and that he did	2
mighty good to me	2
face on the matter	2
the way to the	2
then prince of wales	2
i had no doubt	2
lucia to this day	2
the signal of danger	2
in the most friendly	2
of books and stationery	2
every movement of the	2
the fleet bore down	2
in the thick of	2
was on board her	2
his majesty king edward	2
my way back to	2
by the merest chance	2
i asked of my	2
the crew were on	2
one end of the	2
guns of the spanish	2
and soon came up	2
memoir of admiral sir	2
take him on board	2
be too late to	2
by a shell from	2
were the only persons	2
said in a kind	2
of seeing the world	2
a great state of	2
the fougueux had been	2
the spirit in which	2
to try and get	2
in a manner that	2
among the trees and	2
order of parliament in	2
and i could not	2
his presence of mind	2
the colonel and major	2
to the gangway that	2
how we had been	2
to see the last	2
to the credit of	2
the gun had been	2
for the french admiral	2
cruising in the bay	2
under cover of the	2
and within a few	2
was as eager as	2
one of the after	2
it is true that	2
and i went on	2
saying a word to	2
under cover of this	2
seems as if i	2
in the bay of	2
scarcely knew what he	2
entering portsmouth harbour on	2
was not a little	2
fully expected to be	2
the battery had been	2
to be done in	2
the direction he pointed	2
one or more of	2
one by one the	2
master dicky for his	2
to sit down and	2
the british fleet off	2
or they would have	2
of the monmouth and	2
in a moment he	2
seemed to have almost	2
but in spite of	2
day on the roll	2
in the morning the	2
there were a number	2
it makes me feel	2
had no business to	2
he at once went	2
the first had been	2
fleet one of the	2
the steamer is bound	2
that officer was at	2
when the meal was	2
on the angle of	2
night closed down upon	2
on board the foudroyant	2
but we made out	2
the weathermost of the	2
for they had no	2
for the return of	2
he had heard the	2
the time of which	2
sail in chase of	2
the war with the	2
in the fore part	2
with the flag of	2
the leading ships of	2
hour from the time	2
to wait for the	2
back on board the	2
with part of the	2
and the schooner was	2
seen in the distance	2
we were near enough	2
an interview with the	2
he had endeavored to	2
grasse as a prisoner	2
top of his lungs	2
out of the house	2
the cause of the	2
the past two days	2
was out of the	2
you will let me	2
and at no time	2
but they had no	2
several of his officers	2
was never more mistaken	2
london magazine for august	2
the peak of the	2
you to be a	2
to learn by experience	2
and the way he	2
as they neared the	2
of the french navy	2
like a flash of	2
no notice was taken	2
a shout of joy	2
the light of the	2
when he would be	2
the way we had	2
full view of the	2
all over the ship	2
kerridge and his party	2
that the cask was	2
i wish to see	2
the beginning of the	2
in a nice fix	2
day is your own	2
under the stern of	2
the storm after the	2
me that it was	2
to pay our respects	2
far as i can	2
us that we were	2
in a scarcely audible	2
were all ordered to	2
of the rebels to	2
for a little time	2
work which had been	2
after the merrimac had	2
the exception of one	2
not gone far when	2
was to be mounted	2
with a fleet of	2
the taking of the	2
as it would be	2
friends and i were	2
to get on the	2
still on board the	2
and mr kerridge and	2
them one of the	2
out of the ship	2
of provisions and water	2
who came in from	2
seized him by the	2
forming line on the	2
which mr kerridge and	2
monument of the three	2
under the shadow of	2
after the other french	2
from what i hear	2
in the language of	2
i were allowed to	2
made a sign to	2
so that we should	2
better than i do	2
he could force himself	2
the fall of fort	2
was at fort royal	2
we must not let	2
it was that he	2
stood at the helm	2
to share the lot	2
was not a moment	2
why are you not	2
ordered a boat to	2
the harbour in the	2
have been brought up	2
of the big ships	2
in the heat of	2
a history of the	2
was furnished with a	2
keep me out of	2
de suffren and his	2
we got out of	2
british fighting ship there	2
the monmouths in war	2
grand cross of the	2
which could be seen	2
and when they were	2
he could scarcely believe	2
accomplished by such men	2
it would not do	2
daybreak on the th	2
towards the spot where	2
the enemies of our	2
at no great distance	2
away with might and	2
come ashore and bury	2
on hearing of this	2
between dominica and guadeloupe	2
what i was going	2
into the hands of	2
see how it was	2
the formidable breaking the	2
were too far off	2
up at the yard	2
bastions of fort louis	2
come on board the	2
to the crews of	2
in a body to	2
communication with the rebels	2
for the service you	2
in another minute the	2
allowed to remain in	2
what am i to	2
what you might call	2
in another instant we	2
serve as a bed	2
if you had been	2
out of reach of	2
back into the hole	2
he made up his	2
of smoke issued from	2
officer of the day	2
on the first opportunity	2
of gros islet bay	2
to attend to the	2
eat my hat if	2
and the next moment	2
he knew he had	2
the dense masses of	2
with lancelot and dick	2
straight to the mark	2
sprang at the word	2
made a signal that	2
in a neat box	2
with the capitulation of	2
which he had never	2
depicted in every feature	2
how the french line	2
of the most brilliant	2
the means to be	2
no doubt that the	2
among the rocks and	2
the men we had	2
the gardens of the	2
taken out of the	2
away some of our	2
a short time afterwards	2
would not be quite	2
on the spot before	2
as she came up	2
had removed into the	2
as the ville de	2
within the first five	2
us on the head	2
the three boats which	2
a tale of the	2
continued to belch forth	2
of a ton of	2
of the waves against	2
that the distance between	2
after a short time	2
came on the scene	2
then returned to the	2
captured had not several	2
a gleam of satisfaction	2
drums to beat to	2
pacing back and forth	2
to the command of	2
not seem to think	2
would be folly to	2
to return to his	2
the direction in which	2
at portsmouth on the	2
she turned away and	2
away out of the	2
i see how it	2
the enemy off cape	2
he made his way	2
out on the floor	2
in store for him	2
was about to take	2
it might have been	2
of the ship were	2
the union jack flying	2
and presence of mind	2
soon as we were	2
he looked at the	2
incidents that had transpired	2
which now began to	2
into the water close	2
command of a ship	2
a british naval officer	2
acquainted with the particulars	2
were commanded by the	2
should be obliged to	2
to know that i	2
the wind was light	2
in place of the	2
her into the water	2
entrance to the hiding	2
let into the quarter	2
seizing him by the	2
seeing that we were	2
it would be the	2
was very much averse	2
out of his ship	2
during this time the	2
allowed to go on	2
by the ignorance of	2
done his best to	2
to keep the affair	2
the flagship of the	2
him that he must	2
we could not make	2
their way back to	2
to the conclusion that	2