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One ring signifies ship a-head; two, ship-starboard; three About fifty workmen were scattered on the metallic skylights The officer on watch had ordered the sails to be taken in A few of the more fearless stretched themselves on the sofas The engine-rooms were full of steam; leaning over the hatchway About noon Captain Anderson ordered sail to be hoisted, so that the ship Before entering upon the last undertaking, the Board of Trade required Soon we came in sight of Queenstown, a small calling-place The hull of the Great Eastern is proof against the most formidable seas; Thus, in the midst of the fog, officers and sailors were obliged to keep I walked on, following the upper decks towards the stern These unhappy men, killed and wounded, were only tools, which could be I heard the irregular roaring of the screw, and the wheels beating the The atmosphere was grey, and birds flew screeching through the damp mists This steam-ship is indeed a masterpiece of naval construction; more than The arrangements with regard to the interior are admirable My friend Dean Pitferge was near him, his quick little eyes running over The Great Eastern struck amidships, and, supported by no sail, rolled frightfully During Monday night the sea was very stormy