The voyage and shipwreck of St. Paul, with dissertations on the life and writings of St. Luke, and the ships and navigation of the ancients (1880)
Smith, James, 1782-1867, Smith, Walter Edward, ed · London : Longmans, Green · leaf 191
Pauls Bay. I admit that a coinci-dence so very close as this, is to a certain extentaccidental, but it is an accident which could not havehappened had there been any inaccuracy on the partof the author of the narrative with regard to thenumerous incidents upon which the calculations arefounded, or… … CHAPTER IV. THE SHIPWRECK, The ship now approaches the termination of herdisastrous voyage. Land is not indeed in sight, butto the watchful senses of the shipmen the sound orappearance of breakers tells them that it is near, orin the nautical language of St. Luke, that it is approach-ing. Such…
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