Our master, Captain Stunt, though a good seaman, was nothing of a navigator, and we could scarcely tell even where we were driving to.
As I have said, he was, when sober, a good seaman, and thoroughly acquainted with the coast.
Charley was already out of his indentures, and as he had become a steady fellow and a good seaman, he hoped to be made mate on his next voyage.
He was a good seaman and a fair navigator, and when he was sober there wasn't a better man in the ship.
He is a good seaman, father, that mate of ours," he exclaimed.
The new mate showed himself to be a good seaman, and was evidently accustomed to command, as far as the captain could judge by the way in which he trimmed sails and issued his orders to the crew.
Having made every arrangement which as a good seaman he considered necessary, he sent Gerald back into the cabin to report to the captain; he would, he knew, be anxious to learn how things were going on.
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