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  • Corsican and I could no longer doubt but that it was Ellen, Fabians betrothed
  • The steamers course had been slightly altered in the night
  • I was on the poop at the bows with several other passengers at this moment
  • The spectators hurried towards the unfortunate men, the wounded were taken
  • But my imagination carried me no farther; all these things I did indeed
  • The laying of the cable having been successfully accomplished
  • Therefore, to the great regret of the sailors, it had to be abandoned
  • It was a Canadian, the Honourable MacAlpine, who undertook the management
  • I will venture to say he was there more out of curiosity than anything
  • The Great Eastern swung round with the tide; all was now clear
  • The workmen were now hurriedly disembarking and clambering up the numerous
  • This Biblical dialogue lasted for about half-an-hour, and the simple
  • Involuntarily one looked for the village steeple which was calling to prayer
  • About noon Captain Anderson ordered sail to be hoisted, so that the ship
  • The arrangements with regard to the interior are admirable
  • In four days, at the latest, the Great Eastern must reach New York harbour;
  • For five days operations continued with distracting activity
  • There was no longer any doubt of icebergs being very near
  • This costly operation accomplished, a long crack in her exterior plates
  • The giant could have hoisted these ships on its davits like shore-boats
  • I thought I recognized in him a friend whom I had not seen for several
  • These questions were destined to remain unanswered
  • Portmanteaus and bags came in and out of my cabin; an unusual hubbub reigned
  • Below us, at a distance of forty feet, the screw was beating the water
  • First of all, during the service, although the weather was fine
  • Everything was finished by evening; not a trace of mud was visible on the
  • Seen from the side, these wheels looked narrow and contracted
  • At half-past ten the Captain rose, and the service began; he read a chapter
  • It was the reverend gentleman of whom I have before spoken a little
  • Thanks to this natural condition, the streams of the Thames and the Mersey
  • I saw an object moving for several moments at the bows, but it turned out
  • These magnificent rooms are lighted by side sky-lights, supported on elegant-gilded
  • An anchor-boat, intended for this purpose, had just stoppered on the chains
  • Soon we came in sight of Queenstown, a small calling-place
  • Freed from their broken rope-bands, the capstan-bars flew in all directions
  • Would not the good Yorrick have done the same? I looked at Dean Pitferge;
  • The church was the great saloon, formed by the upper-deck at the stern
  • Numerous vessels, brigs and schooners, were awaiting the tide; steamers
  • Towards five oclock a small steamer, intended as a shore-boat for the Great
  • The Great Eastern was announced to sail on the 20th of March
  • The crew had undoubtedly had time to leave her, but could they have reached
  • Thus, in the midst of the fog, officers and sailors were obliged to keep
  • The tender immediately sheered off, and the sailors went to the lows
  • If this plan succeeds, a man will be able to direct the gigantic body
  • I walked on, following the upper decks towards the stern
  • To weigh anchor under these circumstances required considerable exertion