Out and about; a boy's adventures, written for adventurous boys (1860)
Friswell, J. Hain (James Hain), 1825-1878, Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878 · London, Groombridge and Sons · leaf 125
bore down upon us, the helmwas altered so that the ship wore round andpassed the berg at some seventy-feet distance, asnearly as we could with safety to ourselves.Bobus, the most hopeful of us all, continued toshout as our countryman came near. An English jib, cried Bobus. One of SirJohns men, as I… … THE DEAD MANS YOYAGE. CHAP. 17. OUT AND ABOUT. 99 The words had hardly left the captains mouththan a cold wind blew from the iceberg, and theatmosphere, as it does always near those immensemasses of ice, grew colder. The ship wore offfrom the berg; but, at the same time, as weneared it, the very…
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