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  • Thus, in the midst of the fog, officers and sailors were obliged to keep
  • I could hardly see the tops of the masts, two hundred feet in height
  • These magnificent rooms are lighted by side sky-lights, supported on elegant-gilded
  • In order to modify it, he has only to press his hand lightly on a small
  • The sea between us and the coast was of a dull green shade; there was a
  • When the first attempt to lay the Atlantic cable had failed
  • It was the reverend gentleman of whom I have before spoken a little
  • There was a piercing wind, and about ten oclock the deck was powdered by
  • Chance had brought all three together on the same ship
  • When a ship arrives at the land-falls every one knows that a pilot comes
  • After each verse the congregation murmured the one following; the shrill
  • Numbers of the faithful were already in their places
  • Would not the good Yorrick have done the same? I looked at Dean Pitferge;
  • The three masts in front are the fore-gigger and the foremast (both of
  • The thickness of the fog was so intense that the officers on the bridge
  • Going down into the saloon, I saw a lecture announced
  • This Biblical dialogue lasted for about half-an-hour, and the simple
  • This steam-ship is indeed a masterpiece of naval construction; more than
  • But my imagination carried me no farther; all these things I did indeed
  • Her steel hull was so heavy that the davits to which it was attached bent
  • He was more master of his ship and more certain of guiding her skilfully
  • There was no heaving to speak of, but the rolling was dreadful
  • Therefore, to the great regret of the sailors, it had to be abandoned
  • In this position the deck of the tender was only on a level with the load
  • Therefore they were obliged to abandon the steamer, but there still remained
  • The gate-keepers allowed me to go on to Princes Landing-Stage
  • At six oclock next morning, after passing a sleepless night
  • The slate-coloured sea broke in great foamless billows
  • Be it as it may, I had not time to observe him more closely
  • Hatch, was an orator of no mean power
  • A black mire that British mud which is so rarely absent from the pavement
  • On Wednesday night the weather was very bad, my balance was strangely
  • At ten oclock a three-mast ship was hailed, sailing astern of us
  • When I went on deck, about seven oclock in the morning, the wind had freshened
  • Everything was finished by evening; not a trace of mud was visible on the
  • Here between the last small deck cabin and the enormous gratings of the
  • At ten oclock the bell on deck tolled slowly and at regular intervals;
  • These questions were destined to remain unanswered
  • Thanks to this natural condition, the streams of the Thames and the Mersey
  • The lines of the Great Eastern are very elongated; her straight stem is
  • On leaving the station, I went to the Adelphi Hotel
  • Thus the reason for rearranging the ship to this purpose
  • The next day I went down towards the basins which form a double line of