er Continent of Ice,—took aWeek to pass Newfoundland,—a splendid Spectacle, with Towers andPinacles ! One of the Cunards of that day, always noted for their admir-able Lookout,—very nearly struck this Berg! There was little doubt, atthe time, that the American Companys ill-fated ^^ Arctic,—(never… … Good-natured Harry,—trying to make friends with Sulky Tom. CHAPTER II. THE CHARACTER OF YOUTHS. Nobleness. Forgiveness. Immorality. The OldSystem of Flogging, &c. «AVING, in Chapter VII., given a few hints on theacquisition of vie?iial ^o\wtv by reading and easy study,we have now to meet the…
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