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The log of the "Flying Fish" : a story of aerial and submarine peril and adventure (1887)

Collingwood, Harry, 1851-1922, Browne, Gordon, 1858-1932, ill, Stuart, C. G. B., former owner. DSI · London : Blackie & Son ... · leaf 154

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ng Fish, andthe bergs were revolving on their own centres in such amanner that ere many seconds were past they must in-evitably come together with a force which would literallyannihilate whatever might happen to be between them.And as for the barque—the way in which her bows wereburying themselves… … BY THE SKIN OF THEIR TEETH. 147 warily aloof lest it should part, and in so doing inflictupon some of them a deadly injury—told the baronetthat he must not increase by a single ounce the strainupon the rope, lest something should give way on boardthe whaler and leave her there helpless in the very…

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