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  • Once more the partitions began creaking, and again the luggage made its
  • First of all the anchor had to be raised
  • The sea between us and the coast was of a dull green shade; there was a
  • The slate-coloured sea broke in great foamless billows
  • The steamers course had been slightly altered in the night
  • This costly operation accomplished, a long crack in her exterior plates
  • What were we against the husband, the master? Nothing
  • This day the chief engineer tried the boilers
  • There alone, and leaning over the taffrail, we surveyed the great expanse
  • I went on board and found it already crowded with workmen and mechanics
  • This steam-ship is indeed a masterpiece of naval construction; more than
  • They cause accidents which it is impossible to avoid, and a collision at
  • These accumulated vapours rising from the sea constitute the greatest danger
  • The group of passengers dispersed, some to the saloons, others to their cabins
  • He had told me as much of his past life as he wished me to know; his life
  • Corsican and I could no longer doubt but that it was Ellen, Fabians betrothed
  • Be it as it may, I had not time to observe him more closely
  • The result of this pool was not to be known for four days; it was what
  • I thought myself very fortunate that the screw was allowed to continue
  • He was more master of his ship and more certain of guiding her skilfully
  • From the deck rise six masts and five chimneys
  • When a ship arrives at the land-falls every one knows that a pilot comes
  • These questions were destined to remain unanswered
  • The sea was magnificent and resplendent beneath the first rays of a spring
  • My friend Dean Pitferge was near him, his quick little eyes running over
  • Numbers of the faithful were already in their places
  • The Great Eastern swung round with the tide; all was now clear
  • Therefore, to the great regret of the sailors, it had to be abandoned
  • I heard the irregular roaring of the screw, and the wheels beating the
  • And now for the first time the Great Eastern was to be steered by steam
  • I went towards the fore-part of the vessel, the staircase had not yet been
  • A catch had broken, and the capstan being forced round by the frightful
  • On leaving the station, I went to the Adelphi Hotel
  • Beside the Great Eastern, these three-mast ships looked like barges; their