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  • Ten thousand tons of iron were used in the construction of this hull
  • Freed from their broken rope-bands, the capstan-bars flew in all directions
  • Meanwhile the tender approached the Great Eastern, whose chains were violently
  • If the Great Eastern is not merely a nautical engine, but rather a microcosm
  • Thus the reason for rearranging the ship to this purpose
  • No land in sight; we had doubled Cape Clear in the night
  • Towards five oclock a small steamer, intended as a shore-boat for the Great
  • At the same time we had reason to hope that these two poor creatures would
  • An anchor-boat, intended for this purpose, had just stoppered on the chains
  • I went on board and found it already crowded with workmen and mechanics
  • This day the chief engineer tried the boilers
  • The sea was magnificent and resplendent beneath the first rays of a spring
  • The fore-masts and the main-masts carry the schooner-sails, the top-sails
  • The next day I went down towards the basins which form a double line of
  • With what force must these wooden paddles strike the waves which are now
  • I saw also piles of Bibles, which were to be distributed in the church
  • The workmen were now hurriedly disembarking and clambering up the numerous
  • In four days, at the latest, the Great Eastern must reach New York harbour;
  • Then, after having crossed a small triangular space at the bows
  • The fact is, these divisions are reckoned from noon to noon
  • The officer on watch had ordered the sails to be taken in
  • At ten oclock a three-mast ship was hailed, sailing astern of us
  • Near me stood a traveller, who frequently shrugged his shoulders impatiently
  • After the long separation which had estranged us from each other
  • All this day, the 2nd of April, the deck was deserted, even the saloons
  • It is an immense depression of the land filled with water
  • The Great Eastern struck amidships, and, supported by no sail, rolled frightfully
  • These magnificent rooms are lighted by side sky-lights, supported on elegant-gilded
  • The thickness of the fog was so intense that the officers on the bridge
  • There was no heaving to speak of, but the rolling was dreadful
  • Beside the Great Eastern, these three-mast ships looked like barges; their
  • However, the steamer had not yet sunk to the load water-line
  • Be it as it may, I had not time to observe him more closely
  • The Great Eastern turned in time to avoid her, thanks to the promptitude
  • She alone could store on board the 2100 miles of metallic wire weighing
  • Thus, in the midst of the fog, officers and sailors were obliged to keep
  • After having cast a rapid glance over these fitting works
  • At Princes Landing-Stage, a small tug in the service of the Great Eastern
  • These accumulated vapours rising from the sea constitute the greatest danger
  • The sea between us and the coast was of a dull green shade; there was a
  • I left my cabin, and helping myself with hands and feet through the billows
  • These wagers, amounting to several hundred dollars, he lost every one;
  • At six oclock next morning, after passing a sleepless night
  • She alone, thanks to her perfect indifference to the sea
  • Scarcely had we started, when I saw on the quay a tall young man
  • A profound silence reigned among the congregation; the officers occupied
  • He was a thin, nervous little man, with quick, restless eyes: a physiognomist
  • Going down into the saloon, I saw a lecture announced