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Under Wellington’s Command

CHAPTER 8: A Smart Engagement
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"If it had been a strong wind, it would never have done for us to have started.

I believe in bad weather there are tremendous currents about the islands, and desperately rough water.

A fog would have been even worse for us.

As it is, it seems to me we cannot go very far wrong.

I suppose the tide is about turning now; but if by daylight we find that we have been carried a long way past the island, we shall soon have the tide turning again, which will take us back to it.
"I am more afraid of falling in with a French privateer than I am of missing the island.


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