The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-22
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with which he was found attacking the
raidinS ruftians in the ship chambers
mousse Ihat passion was lttle TO his rage
now 50 mat Oziel was constrained 10 con-
sioer where good Master Murrius time
mao oeen spent IN the periodical trips on
business matters watch the trader had
o Dug" Mo,,t' TO ,aNe nom Boston on nus
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ping,y came the commands win satloriv
biuffnees. and Oziaj roffd how cnnninoIv
he eeee1 his men to onarrars IA, ,,roolaiy,-
ing loudly tina, me other schooner vas rho
most notorious pirgre on The seas and
would make them all walk the nIanl If
| they themselves did NOT disahIa her OzieI
made no objections 10 GabrteHs eneedv re-
solve to FIGHT. bur he remembered what
Gabriel forgot or thought rttle of-tbat
Justin would be FIGHTING on the other shin
That reelection frstted him as he niol,ed
a cutlass ana loaded brace ~ nfsto1s
"Susapah ahovr' came suddenly from
| the other schooner across The gently rim
| ping swell. and Gabriel leaned like a
monkey IN the ehrouds ON recoanitIon
of Lynch's voice and answered il nv
gesture of vepgeful furv so evaooara fed
that even Oz.eI laugbe6
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nc l'oI" ul'u O"ii'e 'uLioius W Iiie oech'
a'illo snout Oh laughter from DlNey $
BOAT nat ihaue MN SO Irehzleo' the yer
10" olo.cHes OH ms laCe now o'dck WIN
NeHoilleu Dio"u, tla1 ne couIu not speah'
pu1 ran hIHlseH 70 the forward gun LOT
| the Susahnah was now headlhs 10 the
o1her' ana hlrhseH touchea her on mere
was d 'HsiI' d loal a'iu d pelcIi'ils vi p'acN
smoke ana lhal denauce none could mas
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fathom IN 'front.' OF the enemy snip ana
skipped INTO fhe distance. as penoies go
from boV mana on the seashore, II
staftIeu LyhCH, OF at IeaSI SUI pIlstu H''ii'
Ihat Ozlel could see WINE tHe scnooheIs
lay so near III 'he oIIll"s HsiO' loi me
crew OF ms snap We're at once 10 De seen
running mere anu 'Here III hasle 10 man
thelr guns DlAey must nave peen taF1ei,
aDack' no uoupt HIasillns VhaJ 1@pi 'el
would rather treat thenl nsnt mere wa
no suspicion oil the Ihtrlsuer 81! 'iie o.u
man now. 80 actlVe was ne 50 ua'I's' ~
much at nome thaV OzieI stared III asYou-
ishment almost aa1nliing nun ana Iof sUL
TO call MN hypOcit'e' IL ne 'HOuSAt az ar
OF the same man IN town meeting
Dixey was taken unawares that twice
the long gun in the bows was fired before
he returned the compliment. The second
shot did no more damage than the hrst,
at which Gabriei hoped Indignantly, ana
condemned the gunners with no lack of
brine favored words The breeze of the
morning was yet so faint that the distance
between ships remained about the same,
though each had an canvas set, and only
a gentle swell interfered with the marks
manship. AT last the hoarse roaring OF or
ders on the enemy paused; the crew were
to be seen on deck ready for battle,
striped TO the waist, cutlasses and pistols
ready IN the peltS lOI closer SliuSSle- ia
briefs purpose seemed in his eagerness to
fight to close, for he was heading for
Lynch but Dixey allowed his beam TO
stay exposed for moment, until with
crash he sent a broadsde laundering al
the Susannah. Luckier than Murrin, his
men found the mark on first attempt. One
bail shot obliquely between the masts. five
feet above the deck. but only ripped
sail. Another picked a man in the bows
and sent him, cut in two. overheard. The
third so closely erazed Gabriels head that
he fen his big ear to make certain it re-
manned behind. 1t was Ozel's first expe-
Renee OF war and The dreadful roar of the
guns the wicked whistle of the balls
and above air the sight of that unhappy
wretch so mangled ere he sank, flied him
with a sudden sickness and a fantncss
50 great that all things were hidden for
moment from his eyes. That passed, and
mis- strong heart beat more manfully. When
the mist cleared from him. the excitement
of what he saw infected him. Men were
about him laboring like maddened devils
some were at The ropes, two at the helm,
but most were sweating at he guns of
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