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  • I saw also piles of Bibles, which were to be distributed in the church
  • About nine oclock the bearings of the Great Eastern were west-north-west
  • From Dublin they are conveyed across the channel to Holyhead by a fast
  • We had no doubt as to the identity of the young woman; it was Ellen
  • Near me stood a traveller, who frequently shrugged his shoulders impatiently
  • It was a three-mast ship of about five or six hundred tons
  • Her steel hull was so heavy that the davits to which it was attached bent
  • Only at night, perhaps eluding her gaoler, she came out to bathe herself
  • The giant could have hoisted these ships on its davits like shore-boats
  • For the benefit of those partial to comparisons, I will add that it is
  • Then, after having crossed a small triangular space at the bows
  • The crew had undoubtedly had time to leave her, but could they have reached
  • In order to modify it, he has only to press his hand lightly on a small
  • At half-past ten, the fog having cleared off, a screw steamer appeared
  • Her movable engine was first hoisted on board by means of windlasses
  • The thickness of the fog was so intense that the officers on the bridge
  • The fore-masts and the main-masts carry the schooner-sails, the top-sails
  • I heard the irregular roaring of the screw, and the wheels beating the
  • The Great Eastern was announced to sail on the 20th of March
  • Had this steam-ship been abandoned by her crew? This was now the prevailing
  • These unhappy men, killed and wounded, were only tools, which could be
  • It is here that all ships bound for Liverpool, whether steamers or sailing-ships
  • Meanwhile the tender approached the Great Eastern, whose chains were violently
  • What did he see in this liquid mirror, which gave scope to the most capricious
  • The steersman standing on the bridge between the signal apparatus of the
  • The sea between us and the coast was of a dull green shade; there was a
  • It would have been well if the service had concluded with the reading;
  • A catch had broken, and the capstan being forced round by the frightful
  • The tender had disembarked her crew; I stepped on to the fluted iron steps
  • The tender immediately sheered off, and the sailors went to the lows
  • Thanks to this natural condition, the streams of the Thames and the Mersey
  • One of the surgeons on board embarked to go with them to Liverpool
  • It was for this delicate operation that the engineers intended the engine
  • An anchor-boat, intended for this purpose, had just stoppered on the chains
  • I, with head upturned, and my body thrown back, surveyed the wheels of
  • Freed from their broken rope-bands, the capstan-bars flew in all directions
  • First of all the anchor had to be raised