17/17 They were lower in the water, and much less clumsy in appearance than the ordinary native craft, and were propelled not only by their sails, but by a number of oars on each side. The captain, who was part owner of the craft, ran up and down the deck like one possessed, and the sailors seemed scarcely less terrified. "What vessels are those, and why are you afraid of them ?" "Tulagi Angria! Tulagi Angria!" the captain cried, and the crew took up the refrain. |