| Edmund Burke - 1871 - 670 pages
...Her red bow light was all this time clearly seen. Some minutes after I again looked for her light, but it was thick with rain, and the light was no longer...screw and after-trysails, with her bow to a heavy cross sea, and at times it was thought that the sea would have broken over her gangways. At 2.15 am... | |
| Edmund Burke - 1871 - 666 pages
...Her red bow light was all this time clearly seen. Some minutes after I again looked for her light, but it was thick with rain, and the light was no longer...screw and after-trysails, with her bow to a heavy cross sea, and at times it was thought that the sea would have broken over her gangways. At 2.15 am... | |
| 1871 - 664 pages
...Her red bow light was all this time clearly seen. Some minutes after I again looked for her light, but it was thick with rain, and the light was no longer...screw and after-trysails, with her bow to a heavy cross sea, and at times it was thought that the sea would have broken over her gangways. At 2.15 am... | |
| Robert Bennet Forbes - 1872 - 172 pages
...Her red bow light was all this time clearly seen. Some minutes after I again looked for her light, but it was thick with rain, and the light was no longer...the Lord Warden was kept by the aid of the screw and after trysails with her bow to a heavy cross sea, and at times it was thought that the sea would have... | |
| John Small - 1876 - 646 pages
...Her red bow light was all this time clearly seen. Some minutes after, I again looked for her light, but it was thick with rain, and the light was no longer...the screw and aftertrysails, with her bow to a heavy cross sea, and at times it was thought that the sea would have broken over her gangways. At 2.15 AM... | |
| Thomas Allan Croal - 1877 - 644 pages
...Her red bow light was all this time clearly seen. Some minutes after, I again looked for her light, but it was thick with rain, and the light was no longer...screw and after-trysails, with her bow to a heavy cross sea, and at times it was thought that the sea would have broken over her gangways. At 2.15 AM... | |
| William Henry Davenport Adams - 1877 - 800 pages
...red bow-light was all this time clearly seen. " Some minutes after, I again looked for her light ; but it was thick with rain, and the light was no longer...screw and after-trysails, with her bow to a heavy sea, and at times it was thought that the sea would have broken over her gangways. At 2.15 AM (the... | |
| William Senior - 1881 - 300 pages
...Her red bow-light was all this time clearly seen. " Some minutes after I again looked for her light, but it was thick with rain, and the light was no longer...Lord Warden ' was kept by the aid of the screw and after trysails with her bow to a heavy cross sea, and at times it was thought that the sea would have... | |
| Herbert Wrigley Wilson - 1898 - 520 pages
...lee quarter, about six points abaft the ship : her topsails were either close reefed or on the lap ; her foresail was close up, the mainsail having been...the screw and after-trysails with her bow to a heavy cross sea, and at times it was thought that the sea would have broken over her gangways. At 2.15 am... | |
| 1870 - 642 pages
...Her red bow light was all this time clearly seen. Some minutes after I again looked for her light, but it was thick with rain, and the light was no longer...screw and after-trysails, with her bow to a heavy cross sea, and at times it was thought that the sea would have broken over her gangways. At 2.15 am,... | |
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