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  • Here between the last small deck cabin and the enormous gratings of the
  • The thickness of the fog was so intense that the officers on the bridge
  • But now, what was most important, was to prevent another meeting between
  • Be it as it may, I had not time to observe him more closely
  • The announcement of the conference was received very favourably by the
  • He easily collected ninety-six players, including several professed gamblers
  • The four corpses, enveloped in coverings, were let down, and placed on
  • A profound silence reigned among the congregation; the officers occupied
  • The result of this pool was not to be known for four days; it was what
  • The tender had disembarked her crew; I stepped on to the fluted iron steps
  • The Great Eastern turned in time to avoid her, thanks to the promptitude
  • Once more the partitions began creaking, and again the luggage made its
  • It is here that all ships bound for Liverpool, whether steamers or sailing-ships
  • The water from the skies and sea mingled in a dense fog
  • I saw an object moving for several moments at the bows, but it turned out
  • His sermon was already prepared, the occasion was good, and he intended
  • I, with head upturned, and my body thrown back, surveyed the wheels of
  • The laundries and the crews berths are shut off at the fore-part
  • My friend Dean Pitferge was near him, his quick little eyes running over
  • From this it may be seen that the game is very simple; it is not a race-course
  • A merchant-vessel or a man-of-war would have had no hesitation in manning
  • Freed from their broken rope-bands, the capstan-bars flew in all directions
  • All these good people seemed to have hats and boots of a dazzling brightness
  • I could hardly see the tops of the masts, two hundred feet in height
  • The first officer, well wrapped in his macintosh, and perched on the bridge
  • Numbers of the faithful were already in their places
  • At Princes Landing-Stage, a small tug in the service of the Great Eastern
  • There was a full cargo; provisions, goods, and coal filled the stewards
  • The arrangements with regard to the interior are admirable
  • However, the steamer had not yet sunk to the load water-line
  • The 25th still saw the deck strewn with all kinds of tools
  • But in this respect the steward knew no more than I did, and he left me
  • Had this steam-ship been abandoned by her crew? This was now the prevailing
  • All this day, the 2nd of April, the deck was deserted, even the saloons
  • After twenty passages from England to America, one of which was marked
  • Whist was impossible, for the tables glided from under the players hands
  • At the bows was an engine of sixty-six horse-power
  • The Great Eastern drew nearer, and, passing round, gave notice of her presence
  • One of the surgeons on board embarked to go with them to Liverpool
  • On Wednesday night the weather was very bad, my balance was strangely
  • Fabian had not recognized her, although he had cried, It is she
  • I went on board and found it already crowded with workmen and mechanics
  • After having passed the great hatchway of the engine-rooms
  • The steamers course had been slightly altered in the night
  • The gate-keepers allowed me to go on to Princes Landing-Stage
  • These delays considerably affected the enterprize of the freighters
  • The Great Eastern draws 30 feet of water with a cargo of 28,500 tons
  • I walked on, following the upper decks towards the stern
  • These accumulated vapours rising from the sea constitute the greatest danger
  • At ten oclock the bell on deck tolled slowly and at regular intervals;