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  • On the spacious mastheads of the second and third masts a band of soldiers
  • At the same time we had reason to hope that these two poor creatures would
  • The Utah missionary was going to hold a meeting on Mormonism; a good opportunity
  • The Captains eyes glowed with a dark fire at the thought of this wretch
  • They cause accidents which it is impossible to avoid, and a collision at
  • The laundries and the crews berths are shut off at the fore-part
  • The first officer, well wrapped in his macintosh, and perched on the bridge
  • Hatch, was an orator of no mean power
  • Captain Anderson assuming the office of pastor on board, in the midst of
  • A French company, called the Great Eastern Company, Limited
  • It would have been well if the service had concluded with the reading;
  • Here between the last small deck cabin and the enormous gratings of the
  • The engine-rooms were full of steam; leaning over the hatchway
  • Therefore they were obliged to abandon the steamer, but there still remained
  • The hull of the Great Eastern is proof against the most formidable seas;
  • The laying of the cable having been successfully accomplished
  • The 25th still saw the deck strewn with all kinds of tools
  • Of these six masts, supported by shrouds and metallic back-stays, the second
  • The fact is, these divisions are reckoned from noon to noon
  • I was willing to content myself with this reason, and in the meantime observed
  • Numerous vessels, brigs and schooners, were awaiting the tide; steamers
  • What did he see in this liquid mirror, which gave scope to the most capricious
  • The Great Eastern drew nearer, and, passing round, gave notice of her presence
  • A few of the more fearless stretched themselves on the sofas
  • Her movable engine was first hoisted on board by means of windlasses
  • The officer on watch, clinging to the bridge, looked as if he was in a
  • But in this respect the steward knew no more than I did, and he left me
  • He was a thin, nervous little man, with quick, restless eyes: a physiognomist
  • The gate-keepers allowed me to go on to Princes Landing-Stage
  • These well-regulated signals are given by means of a bell
  • The Great Eastern struck amidships, and, supported by no sail, rolled frightfully
  • She appeared with her bows towards us, having swung round with the tide;
  • A merchant-vessel or a man-of-war would have had no hesitation in manning
  • The church was the great saloon, formed by the upper-deck at the stern
  • In this position the deck of the tender was only on a level with the load
  • Only at night, perhaps eluding her gaoler, she came out to bathe herself
  • During Monday night the sea was very stormy
  • At last I reached the stern of the steam-ship, and the place I had already
  • But special arrangements were necessary for storing away the cable in the
  • I saw also piles of Bibles, which were to be distributed in the church
  • Everything was finished by evening; not a trace of mud was visible on the
  • One of the surgeons on board embarked to go with them to Liverpool
  • Scarcely had we started, when I saw on the quay a tall young man
  • Thanks to this natural condition, the streams of the Thames and the Mersey
  • First of all the anchor had to be raised