that in the latter part of an afternoon-watch
she unexpectedly came in sight of a ship of the enemy.
It proved to be a frigate. The latter
percieving thro' the glass that the
weight of men and metal would
be heavily against her, invoking her
light heels crowded sail to get away.
After a chace urged almost against
hope and lasting until about
the middle of the first dog-watch,
that in the latter part of an afternoon-watch
she unexpectedly came in sight of a ship of the enemy.
It proved to be a frigate. The latter
percieving thro' the glass that the
weight of men and metal would
be heavily against her, invoking her
light heels crowded sail to get away.
After a chace urged almost against
hope and lasting until about
the middle of the first dog-watch,
Transcribed by: John Bryant