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Jacky Tar

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  1. Leavin' port under the cover o' darkness, wit' the excuse that the crew's nocturnal habits warranted it, seemed a bit contrived. Still, I had the feelin' that we were bein' watched; so, slippin' out o' Havana sooner than later seemed well advised.

    Wit' the jolly boat back aboard, the sails trimmed an Havana at our backs, we sailed on t' the port o' St. Jean.

  2. The noise and voices on deck roused me from my bunk, again. As I climbed to the main deck, I could see that Dillard had his pistol drawn an pointed at Nate.

    "Trouble Mister Dillard," I asked. He shook his head. Dillard hooked his pistol to his belt and answered, "Nay, sir. Nate was just preparing to fix a mess that Spoons lot had left behind."

    "At this time of night?" I replied, as I cast a doubtful look at Nate. "Well, since it seems everyone is eager t' get an early start, lets prepare t' get underway." I thought I heard Dillard groan, "Is there a problem, Mister Dillard?" He replied, "Nay, sir. It's just that there's no wind at all."

    "I concur Mister Dillard, then they'll be no back winds t' prevent us from warpin' away from this dock."

    I cast a look at Silkie, "Haul up the gang plank, Silkie. Prepare t' cast off the moorin' lines."

    My eyes settled on Nate, "Nate, the jolly boat is in the water. I believe yer familiar wit' droppin' a kedging anchor. I'll roust Smithe, he'll help ye row out in t' the harbor."

    No one was movin' quickly, so I shouted, "Wot are ye all waitin' fer, daylight?"

  3. I was restless an ill at ease. So, I arose from me bunk an pulled on some boots, t' venture topside.

    I found Stones, still smokin' his pipe an makin' his rounds. We had probably another four hours 'fore day break an Stones watch should have ended. It was just then that Dillard came back on deck t' relieve Stones.

    The men exchanged salutes an Stones retired t' his berth, before the mast.

    I saw Nate comin' from the bow; so, I mentioned t' Dillard that we needed t' add Nate in t' the watch rotation, 'fore I returned t' me cabin. He agreed an said, he'd mention it t' Roberts in the mornin'.

  4. T' Iron Bess (Herself), I'm not so sure the cracks are wise, but I do miss makin' 'em in yer company. I hope t' see everyone soon.

    Red Maria, Captain Sterling, Mary Diamond an newcomer MadL, thank ye fer the belated wishes (which are always welcome). Aye, a fine excuse t' keep the drinks flowin'!

  5. Rumba, thank ye fer startin' things off. (Hmmpf... Nice guy rap sheet, again. Note t' self: take the wheels off Rumba's pirate cart.)

    Ransom, champagne kisses wit' out rum, please.

    Chainshot, thanks fer not takin' any o' this too seriously.

    Red CAt an 'Eyes, now ye both know how t' buy a pirate birthday gifts!

    Silkie, Lily, Jill, William an Quartermaster thank ye one an all, fer the birthday wishes.

  6. Lord help us, another red head!

    Though I see yer hair color changes wit' yer mood.

    Keep a weather eye on this one lads an lasses.

    Red hair at night, sailors delight...

    Black hair in the mornin', sailors take warnin'...

    Welcome t' the pub, Jezzy!

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