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âThe unofficial, yet commonly used, naval term âyoung gentlemanâ referred to a commissioned officer-in-training. The appellation encompassed a variety of ratings including the entry-level positions of captainâs servant (before 1794) and 1st-class volunteer (after 1794), as well as the ratings of midshipman and masterâs mate,â writes historian S.A. Cavell in her book Midshipmen and Quarterdeck Boys in the British Navy, 1771-1831. She acknowledges that âyoung gentlemenâ were not necessarily gentlemen by birth, or very young (in her doctoral thesis research, candidates ranged in age from seven to fifty-eight), but typically, âthe majority of officer candidates were between the ages of thirteen and twenty-two.â
Itâs understandable that the short, youthful-looking Second Lieutenant Courtenay of The Kingâs Own is increasingly annoyed as the captain of an Indian pilot schooner keeps referring to him as a âyoung gentleman.â
"Very glad we agree upon that point, Captain Mââ . Young Gentleman," continued he, addressing himself to Courtenay, âyou'll oblige me by not coming to an anchor on my hen-coops. If you wish to sit down, you can call for a chair.â
âRather annoying,â muttered Courtenay, who did not much like being called "young gentleman."
"A chair for the young gentleman," continued the captain of the schooner. "Starboard a little. [...] âYou will now have an opportunity of beholding a very uncommon sight, which is the propitiatory dance to Shivu. There is no occasion for hurrying on so fast, young Gentleman,â continued the captain to Courtenay; "they will continue it till midnight.â
âHow excessively annoying that 'captain of his own shipâ is," observed Courtenay to Macallan. "'Young gentleman!' As if he could not see my epaulet.âÂ
âAnd yet there is nothing particularly to be affronted about. You have a very youthful appearance, and surely you are not displeased at being called a gentleman.â
"Why, no; but that is the reason why I am annoyed, because I cannot take it up.âÂ
â Frederick Marryat, The King's Own
image:Â Two young midshipmen in sight of home, painting by Philip Richard Morris
The French captain drew a pistol from his belt and levelled it at Captain Mââ, whose fate appeared to be certain; when, at the critical moment, a hat, thrown from the quarter-deck of the Aspasia, right into the face of the Frenchman, blinded him for the moment, and his pistol went off without taking effect.
âCapital shot, that, Willy!" cried M'Elvina, as he sprang from the hammocks with his sword.
â The King's Own by Frederick Marryat, illustrated by D. Downing
âWhat is your name, my boy?â said the captain, passing a scrutinizing glance over his upright and well-proportioned figure.
âWilly, Sir.â
âAnd what is your other name?â
âKing's Own, Sir.â
This part of the boy's history was now explained by the second lieutenant, who was in command, in consequence of the first-lieutenant being wounded.
âHe must have a name,â replied the captain. âWilliam King's Own will not do. Is he on the books?â
âNo, Sir, he is not; shall I put him down as William Jones, or William Smith?â
âNo, no, those are too common. The boy has neither father, mother, nor name, that we know of: as we may, therefore, have a choice of the latter for him, let it be a good one. I have known a good name make a man's fortune with a novel-reading girl. There is a romance in the boy's history; let him have a name somewhat romantic also.â
âAy, ay, Sir,â replied the lieutenant, âhere, marine, tell my boy to bring up one of the volumes of the novel in my cabin.â
The book made its appearance on the quarter-deck. âPerhaps, Sir, we may find one here,â said the lieutenant, presenting the book to the captain.
The captain smiled as he took the book. âLet us see,â said he, turning over the leavesâ â'Delamere!' that's too puppyish. 'Fortescue!â don't like that. 'Seymour!' Yes, that will do. It's not too fine, yet aristocratic and pretty. Desire Mr. Hinchen, the clerk, to enter him on the books as Mr. William Seymour, midshipman."
â William Seymour receives his new name in The King's Own by Frederick Marryat (1830)
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A little late, but I still wanted to share it.
These two are Beto and Honeybee (yes, thatâs her name), two (sweet) bisexual characters of my comic ( Captain M)
Since I discovered webcomics, I just loved how much variety of love stories with different kinds of characters are out there... please, make even more I love to read it!
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