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 1    1,    2|     captain of the shipwrecked vessel.”~“Well, come, we have made
 2    1,    2|   first line that a three-mast vessel is in question, and there
 3    1,    2|       7th of June a three-mast vessel, the BRITANNIA of Glasgow,
 4    1,    2|     June, 1862, the three-mast vessel, BRITANNIA, of Glasgow,
 5    1,    2|     the fate of the three-mast vessel BRITANNIA, of Glasgow, Captain
 6    1,    5|        a higher speed than any vessel had yet attained. No alterations
 7    1,    5|     crew returned on board the vessel.~
 8    1,    6|    lessened the rolling of the vessel. Lady Helena and Mary Grant
 9    1,    6|        you the steward of this vessel? ”~“Yes, sir,” replied Olbinett; “
10    1,    7|    that you came on board this vessel?”~“Yes, my Lord, about 8
11    1,    7|      traveler had mistaken his vessel, and gone on board while
12    1,    7|         But the SCOTIA.”~“This vessel is not the SCOTIA.”~It would
13    1,    7|       fresh examination of the vessel.~“Yes, sir,” said John Mangles, “
14    1,    8|        dull work waiting for a vessel in the Peak of Teneriffe.”~“
15    1,   10|         or any fragment of the vessel, would have put them in
16    1,   10|  question whether a three-mast vessel, called the BRITANNIA, had
17    1,   10|     into the sea just when the vessel went to pieces on the rocks,
18    1,   10|    equally busy in coaling the vessel, that she might weigh anchor
19    1,   10|       seven explorers left the vessel. They were soon on the quay,
20    1,   26|      sea was so violent that a vessel of her tonnage could not
21    2,    3|      but since these events no vessel had been lost on its coast.
22    2,    4|        it Eendracht, after his vessel. From this time navigators
23    2,    5|        Go into the saloon. The vessel will have a hard fight with
24    2,    5|   involved some peril, for the vessel might get engulfed between
25    2,    6|   first care was to anchor his vessel securely. He found excellent
26    2,    6|         he had never heard the vessel mentioned. For two years,
27    2,    7|     Three weeks afterward, his vessel was disabled by a fearful
28    2,    7|        on board the three-mast vessel, the BRITANNIA, Glasgow.”~
29    2,    7|    just long enough to put the vessel in trim. If we had to cross
30    2,    8|     and his family back to the vessel, for Paddy wished to return
31    2,    8|      rigging.~“You have a fine vessel, my Lord,” he said after
32    2,   16|    with the entire crew of the vessel.”~The Major nodded approvingly
33    3,    1|     problematical arrival of a vessel in Twofold Bay. But before
34    3,    2|     endanger the safety of the vessel.~However, in time, the sails
35    3,    3|        take the command of the vessel. When we get to Auckland
36    3,    4|        be longing to quit this vessel. We ought to have seen the
37    3,    4|     real danger, but the heavy vessel did not rise easily to the
38    3,    4|      the starboard side of the vessel was turned toward them,
39    3,    4| increased under the bow of the vessel, and it was necessary to
40    3,    4| Suddenly the wind fell and the vessel fell back, and turning her
41    3,    5|        the arrival of a chance vessel on the scene, the MACQUARIE
42    3,    5|      destruction on a stranded vessel.”~“What is there so formidable
43    3,    6|        leaving without delay a vessel doomed to certain and speedy
44    3,    6|   being picked up by a passing vessel, they could not reasonably
45    3,   16|  Because when Ayrton heard the vessel was going to New Zealand,
46    3,   18|      to take possession of the vessel. Whether I was to blame
47    3,   18|        the DUNCAN, a matchless vessel, able to outdistance the
48    3,   18|     June, 1865, the three-mast vessel BRITANNIA, of Glasgow, has
49    3,   19|       fellows. The head of the vessel was in consequence turned
50    3,   19|    leaned over the side of the vessel, and listened attentively,
51    3,   20|      Then they returned to the vessel, and, as Glenarvan had determined