Chapter IV: Part I: Simeon Potter and the Prince Charles of Lorraine (3)

[19] Captain Potter was a member of St. Michael’s Church, Bristol, and as a good Church of England man was reading his Book of Common Prayer.--_Ed._

[20] Potter was not a Huguenot. If Father Fauque had known of the heresies abounding in “Rodelan” his astonishment would have been equalled by his horror.--_Ed._

[21] A _toise_ is two yards.--_Trans._

[22] “Narragansett Pacers” were greatly in demand in the West Indies, and on the “Spanish Main.”--_Ed._