The Bubble Dancer and the Buccaneers ( )

The Catch Scarlet Queen, Philip Conny Master. Position 3 degrees, 12 minutes north, 100 degrees, 20 minutes east. Wind brisk, departed Peinang after discharging cargo and non-paying passengers. Reason for free passage, the bubble dancer and the buccaneers.

It had passed since we'd cleared Singapore or Harvard. Weather conditions had changed from calm and fair to roaring gale. And on the fifth night we were still feeling our way northward to the Malacca Strip.

What a nice kippet. You're gonna have it, mate. It's the sloppiest weather we've hit since we left the state. Oh, go on below and get some dry on outside here and some wet inside here.

Kippert, I'll take a couple of them. Okay, Red. I can use boats. I made a few steps towards the cabin pass its way when a hail from the bow lookout stopped me. I got a position that I thought.

Now there's a string of them. It's quiet right at the harbor. We can use it, sweet-speed parade. It wasn't much life left in the single passenger when we got her aboard. Right easy there.

Get her here. Wait a minute. Never mind, men. Yeah. But I put her down in the lid of the tack. Anyplace. I knew when I saw the red and water that dripped from her clothing that she was suffering from more than exposure.

Do you wish? She was dying from bullet wounds. Do you wish? Machine guns. Machine guns. What? What? No, you're all right. We'll get you sure as soon as we can. We're heading right for the harbor.

There is no harbor. Now just take it easy. Try to rest. Come on. I know what I'm saying. ship, and so mutual continues the voyage of the Scarlet Queen written by Gildau and Bob Tolman and starring Elliot Lewis the Scarlet Queen proudest