A trip to Newfoundland; its scenery and fisheries; with an account of the laying of the submarine telegraph cable (1855)
Mullaly, John · New York, T.W. Strong · leaf 61
T K I r TO N F W F O I' N n T, A K n . 53 … A FISU FLAKE. " How was that ?" inquired one of the fishermen. " I always thought," he added, " you could get as many of them as you wanted in St. Johns." " Oh, there was no lack of them," replied our leader, " but the great trouble was in procuring change. You recollect Halifax," he said to us.…
Cables, Submarine
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