The Cruise of the ‘Frolic’; or, Yachting Experiences of Barnaby Brine, in Two Volumes, Vol. II (1860)
Kingston, William H. G. · Sampson Low, Son and Co. (London) · leaf 347
ht be perishing for want of our as- sistance. Through our glasses, as we drew on, we discovered that the greater part of the vessel was enveloped in flames; the poop alone was not entirely consumed, though the devouring element had made such progress that the people were already secking for a…
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