human
She still seems to have the breeze, he observed to Saltwell.
gpt
I hope the fellow is not going to carry it off with him.
human
I suspect he'll soon find it leave him, replied Saltwell.
gpt
But I wish it would be quick about it, for otherwise it will be getting dark before we get alongside.
human
As long as we can make out the enemy, that will not much signify, replied Linton.
gpt
There will be less chance of our being hit.
human
Yes; but remember, in boarding in the dark, you are fighting on the enemy's ground, observed Saltwell.
gpt
He knows his position and resources, and has you at a disadvantage. Give me daylight, and let me see my enemy's face.
human
Ah! there seems a prospect of our having it, for the sails begin to flap heavily, and, by Jove, the chase is no better off, exclaimed Linton.
gpt
See, he has got the wind already up and down his mast.
human
Huzza! cried Jemmy Duff, who was midshipman of the cutter.
gpt
There's farewell to the wind for Mr Grego.
human
Lower the boats, Mr Saltwell,