Notes By the Way in a Sailor's Life by Arthur E. Knights
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A Voyage of Misfortune
Beginning of the German Navy An Incident in Hongkong Harbour A Singular Meeting A Little Railway Experience A Good Record in Life-Saving Presentation of a Telescope by the British Government The Ship "Bombay" Is There a Fatality Attaching to Men or Inanimate Things? Chinese Politeness A Brazilian Slaver Hard Times Memory For Voices An Incident of the Great Taiping Rebellion Conclusion A Quick Passage. To the editor of the "China Mail." Dear Sir: - I have just read with much pleasure the report of the quick passage made by the sailing-ship "Muskoka" from Cardiff to this port in ninety-two days. This is really a good trip and the captain and his officers may be complimented on having done so well, for, as you know, the ship is of large tonnage and the complement of men is small. I congratulate the captain and his officers, and wish they may be as |
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