Sullivan, Edward Sir · Longmans, Green and Co. (London) · leaf 230
SAILING BOATS 189 And the next day, let us suppose, is a fine one. Sea and sky are of a rapturous blue, and a pleasant summer breeze is blowing in from the sea. The great yachting question of the morning, ‘What shall we do to-day?’ is scarcely debated at breakfast at all. It is pre-eminently a day… … in your shirt sleeves, the steady breeze is balmy to feel, and though it is the coast of Scotland you are vaguely reminded of coral islands and trade winds. As you work out to seaward it becomes evident that you are in a fishy sea, for the foolish confidential little guillemots and razorbills (he…
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