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| Their line gets hitched across your mast, and overturns you, or it catches somebody in the boat, and either throws them into the water, or cuts their face open. A thin line of skirmishers, the men deployed at six paces or so apart, now pushes from the wood into the open. For God's sake, write me one line to say if you are still at Birmingham, and where I can find you there |
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