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 1  1, 1 |           the Calcutta and Burnach Steam Navigation Company, had
 2  1, 1 |         the West India and Pacific Steam Navigation Company. But
 3  1, 3 |         for the engineer. ~"Is the steam full on?" asked he. ~"Yes,
 4  1, 5 |      stopping suddenly, putting on steam, and backing ever and anon
 5  1, 5 |               Two days passed, the steam was at half pressure; a
 6  1, 6 |                 CHAPTER VI~AT FULL STEAM~At this cry the whole ship'
 7  1, 6 |         reverse the engines." ~The steam was shut off, and the Abraham
 8  1, 6 |       track, like those volumes of steam that the express trains
 9  1, 6 |    engulfed in its lungs, like the steam in the vast cylinders of
10  1, 6 |            phenomenon, two jets of steam and water were ejected from
11  1, 6 |           the commander, "you have steam up?" ~"Yes, sir," answered
12  1, 6 |          your fires and put on all steam." ~Three hurrahs greeted
13  1, 6 |            do then?" ~"Put on more steam if you can, sir. With your
14  1, 6 |            times a minute, and the steam poured out of the valves.
15  1, 6 |               You have turned full steam on?" ~"Yes, sir," replied
16  1, 6 | three-tenths, sir." ~"Clap on more steam." ~The engineer obeyed.
17  1, 6 |       insensible to fatigue like a steam engine. But it was of no
18  1, 6 |       Abraham Lincoln kept up half steam, and advanced cautiously
19  1, 11|          place of wind, water, and steam." ~"We have not finished,
20  2, 4 |            the mechanical power of steam. Who knows if, in another
21  2, 4 |         course, thanks to obedient steam, offered all sorts of perils
22  2, 4 |            with you," said I; "and steam seems to have killed all
23  2, 12|         throw up columns of air an steam! Confound it, why am I bound
24  2, 19|        trying to lie to under half steam, to keep up above the waves.
25  2, 20|         miles to the east, a large steam vessel could be discerned
26  2, 21|         see that it was putting on steam. It was within six miles
27  2, 21|   man-of-war, which was putting on steam, and rejoined Ned and Conseil. ~"