At sunset a breeze sprang up from the westward, when Sir James steered for the American fleet; but the American commodore avoided a close action, and thus the affair ended.
At midday a breeze sprang up from the southwest, giving the American the weather-gage, but the latter manoeuvred for some time to windward to try the comparative rates of sailing of the vessels.
At sunset a breeze sprang up from the westward, when I steered for the False Duck Islands, under which the enemy could not keep the weather-gage, but be obliged to meet us on equal terms.
A breeze sprang up, and with the cutter in tow, the midshipmen shaped a course, as well as they could calculate, for Corfu.
As the sun rose, a breeze sprang up, and once more the anchor was weighed, the sails were let fall, and the frigate stood out of her perilous position.
Some time was thus employed, and at length a breeze sprang up, and the frigate was seen bearing down upon them.
About two o'clock a breeze sprang up ahead, from the westward, and we began beating up against it.
About ten o'clock, a sea-breeze sprang up, and the pilot gave orders to get the ship under weigh.
About ten o'clock a sea-breeze sprang up, and the pilot gave orders to get the ship under way.
I was at the wheel, and heard him tell the skipper that if he carried out his proposal, and a breeze sprang up while he was ashore, he, the mate, would certainly make sail and leave him there.
Away it went to the other ship; it was hoisted on board, our boat returned, a breeze sprang up and we parted company, seeing each other no more.
Happily for us a breeze sprang up, sending the schooner bustling along at a good rate into the harbour of Savannah Le Mar, where we arrived late that evening.
That evening a breeze sprang up, and, slow as we were, we soon left our late consort hull down.
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