Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 186
fore and aft, and ten stud-ding sails, while she, being an hermaphrodite brig, hadonly a gaff-top sail aft. Early in the morning she wasoverhauling us a little, but after the rain came on andthe wind grew lighter, we began to leave her astern. All hands remained on deck throughout the day, andwe… … * The Vessel Continued in Pursuit,Changing Her Course as We Changed Ours I My First Voyage 159 putting out all the lights on board and altering hercourse four points, we hoped to get out of her reach.We had no light in the binnacle, but steered by thestars, and kept perfect silence through the…
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