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  • Involuntarily one looked for the village steeple which was calling to prayer
  • The fore-masts and the main-masts carry the schooner-sails, the top-sails
  • The water from the skies and sea mingled in a dense fog
  • A profound silence reigned among the congregation; the officers occupied
  • He was a thin, nervous little man, with quick, restless eyes: a physiognomist
  • The thickness of the fog was so intense that the officers on the bridge
  • Freed from their broken rope-bands, the capstan-bars flew in all directions
  • After having cast a rapid glance over these fitting works
  • If the Great Eastern is not merely a nautical engine, but rather a microcosm
  • I thought I recognized in him a friend whom I had not seen for several
  • Numerous vessels, brigs and schooners, were awaiting the tide; steamers
  • The four corpses, enveloped in coverings, were let down, and placed on
  • These questions were destined to remain unanswered
  • The slate-coloured sea broke in great foamless billows
  • Seen from the side, these wheels looked narrow and contracted
  • Captain Anderson assuming the office of pastor on board, in the midst of
  • I was on the poop at the bows with several other passengers at this moment
  • Her steel hull was so heavy that the davits to which it was attached bent
  • This Biblical dialogue lasted for about half-an-hour, and the simple
  • Meanwhile the tender approached the Great Eastern, whose chains were violently
  • The first officer, well wrapped in his macintosh, and perched on the bridge
  • Two out of six boilers were removed, and one chimney out of three belonging
  • With what force must these wooden paddles strike the waves which are now
  • I was willing to content myself with this reason, and in the meantime observed
  • It was a three-mast ship of about five or six hundred tons
  • One might have thought oneself in the worst part of Upper Thames Street
  • One ring signifies ship a-head; two, ship-starboard; three
  • One would have taken her for a small island, hardly discernible in the
  • In this position the deck of the tender was only on a level with the load
  • At half-past ten the Captain rose, and the service began; he read a chapter
  • The Great Eastern draws 30 feet of water with a cargo of 28,500 tons
  • I, following the general example, staked my dollar, and fate allotted me
  • Hatch, was an orator of no mean power
  • The Great Eastern swung round with the tide; all was now clear
  • After each verse the congregation murmured the one following; the shrill
  • The hull of the Great Eastern is proof against the most formidable seas;
  • The officer on watch, clinging to the bridge, looked as if he was in a
  • This was done; but powerful as it was, this engine was found insuflficient
  • But my imagination carried me no farther; all these things I did indeed
  • There was no heaving to speak of, but the rolling was dreadful
  • The tender, already some distance off, was hailed, and in a few minutes
  • Friends exchanged quiet greetings; every one held a Prayer-book in his
  • Thanks to this natural condition, the streams of the Thames and the Mersey
  • When I went on deck, about seven oclock in the morning, the wind had freshened