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...ling of Capt. Cook -- A fight in the water -- Death of Cook - - Repulse of the mariners -- Forcing a surrender of portions of Cook's body -- Slaughter... ...had been built, and that a sight of one of these monstrous fish frightened his mariners into a condition of panic. ASTOUNDING ADVENTURES OF HANNO. Han... ...ense vessel was propelled by 4000 rowers, besides which she had a crew of 3000 marines, and a great number of servants. The oars used in propelling he... ...ho slumber in its bosom. The earliest sea tales are of shipwreck; the earliest mariners made the ocean their winding sheet. Every storm claims its vic... ... too greatly enlarged by its discoverers. It stands to reason, even to ancient mariner reason, that there could be no creature so large as to cause a ... ...so buoyant as to carry a considerable weight. But they were illy qualified for propulsion through the water. On the 23d of February, 1587, Cavendish f... ...provided with latteen or triangular sails, stretched on a long yard; but their propulsion was principally by paddles. On the 5th of February (1778) C...

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...ayed with by going into with a mental microscope and a condom a bit like a marine biologist scuba diving with an underwater camera in his hand he knew... ... not for the need to make a living in a role that in some minute way was a propulsion of human existence--not that seated on park benches or the equiv...

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...tless in space, but still on its guided trajectory. The rockets are the main propulsion system of the sperm rocket. Once they have done their job: ... .... Once they have done their job: the tail falls off of the rocket. Once the propulsion system of human male sperm, the tail-end of the sperm, has d... ...he sperm comes near enough to the huge female egg: it rids itself of its last propulsion-protection and ejects from it a tiny capsule: which is the a... ...preme coordinating power-commander-instructor. Is this a good way to train marines or human beings or children? Is that what all the rest of th... ...seen. Every American death was glorified to the hilt. Single deaths of one Marine; were blazed out on National Media. Each single one was honored... ...tless in space, but still on its guided trajectory. The rockets are the main propulsion system of the sperm rocket. Once they have done their job:... ...of the sperm rocket. Once they have done their job: they fall off. Once the propulsion system of human male sperm, the tail end of the sperm, has ...

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..., Fishes of every colour, form, and kind; Which language cannot paint, and mariner Had never seen; from dread Leviathan To insect millions peopling ev... ... By Owen Chace of Nantucket, First Mate of said vessel. New York, 1821. “A mariner sat in the shrouds one night, The wind was pip- ing free; Now brigh... ...s heard in the entry; the door was flung open, and in rolled a wild set of mariners enough. Enveloped in their shaggy watch coats, and with their head... ...s from foreign parts. Even in Broadway and Chestnut streets, Mediterranean mariners will sometimes jostle the affrighted ladies. Regent Street is not ... ...in vain essays his wretched smile. Strong intuitions of the man assure the mariners he can be no innocent. In their gamesome but still serious way, on... ...ling is a sign of inferiority. To the whale, his tail is the sole means of propulsion. Scroll- wise coiled forwards beneath the body, and then rapidly...

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...e, Fishes of every color, form, and kind; Which language cannot paint, and mariner Had never seen; from dread Leviathan To insect millions peopling ev... ...” By Owen Chase of Nantucket, first mate of said vessel. New York. 1821. “A mariner sat on the shrouds one night, The wind was piping free; Now bright,... ...as heard in the entry; the door was flung open, and in rolled a wild set of mariners enough. Enveloped in their shaggy watch coats, and with their head... ...s from foreign parts. Even in Broadway and Chestnut streets, Mediterranean mariners will sometimes jostle the affrighted ladies. Regent street is not ... ...in vain essays his wretched smile. Strong intuitions of the man assure the mariners he can be no innocent. In their gamesome but still serious way, on... ...ling is a sign of inferiority. To the whale, his tail is the sole means of propulsion. Scroll wise coiled forwards beneath the body, and then rapidly ...

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...ep clean, most handy in every way, and if it had not been for her internal propulsion, worthy of any man’s love, I cherish to this day a profound resp... ...to-day.” 23 Joseph Conrad This emphatic He was the supreme authority, the Marine Superintendent, the Harbour-Master —a very great person in the eyes ... ...become a reality for the discovery weeks afterward by some horror-stricken mariners. That afternoon Ransome brought me up a cup of tea, and while wait... ...ry had got about already in town and everybody on shore was most kind. The Marine Office let me off the port dues, and as there happened to be a shipw...

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...teamers on the Elbe, I found the oars of the rowers rather a slow means of propulsion. It took us more than an hour to cross the fiord; but the passag... ...ocks of the transition or silurian* system. “It is evident,” I cried, “the marine deposits formed in the second period, these shales, limestones, and ... ...the sea. We stood amazed, thunderstruck, at the presence of such a herd of marine monsters. They were of supernatural dimensions; the smallest of them... ... protest against being so widely mistaken as to have taken an island for a marine monster. But the evidence is against me, and I have to confess my er... ...it- ants of the upper earth? Until the present time we had seen alive only marine monsters and fishes. Might not some liv- ing man, some native of the... ... out of hell; so we presented ourselves in the humble guise of shipwrecked mariners. It was not so glorious, but it was safer. On my way I could hear ...

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...ded clubs and wooden lances hardened in the fire, upon the backs of unwary mariners? Amongst the great commercial streams of these is- lands, the Tham... ... voyage, he understood, one couldn’t say how she would turn out… . In such marine shore-talk as this is the name of a ship slowly established, her fam... ...ve-dealers, exiles and warriors, the sea of legends and terrors, where the mariners of remote antiquity used to hear the restless shade of an old wand... ... have been elimi- nated from the modern tactical problem by the changes of propulsion and armament. Lord Nelson was the first to disregard them with c...

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...times like a dose of phosphorous which stimulates life and accelerates its propulsion; or again, like opium, which puts to sleep corporeal nature, dis... ...he rarest pearl of Ocean spread its iridescent wings and gave voice to its marine melodies, saying, ‘Twin daughter of suffering, we are sisters! await... ...e sphere of In- stinct that you may suffer there for others! “Farewell, ye mariners who seek the Orient through the thick darkness of your abstraction...

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...Midshipman before their owner had well finished speaking. But that ancient mariner might have been excused his in- sensibility to the treasure as it r... ...ssured by the tranquillity that reigned within the precincts of the wooden mariner, the Captain headed for Brig Place, resolving to weigh anchor betim... ...he page, released at once from his numerous household duties, and from the propulsion of the wheeled-chair (inconsistent with the metropolis), had bee... ...ita- tion, the Captain decided in favour of instructing him to whistle the marine melody, ‘Oh cheerily, cheerily!’ and Rob the Grinder attaining a poi... ...ed for its symmetry and usefulness, as well as for a happy blending of the mariner with the coal- heaver; which is usually termed a sou’wester; and wh... ...rs’ Institution. CHAPTER 39. FURTHER ADVENTURES OF CAPT AIN EDWARD CUTTLE, MARINER TIME, SURE OF FOOT and strong of will, had so pressed onward, that ...

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...he Titanic disaster the small tribute of a blush. I ask myself whether the Marine Department of the Board of Trade did really believe, when they decid... ...than ever before. She was a ship commanded, manned, equipped—not a sort of marine Ritz, proclaimed unsinkable and sent adrift with its casual populati... ... toil, belonging neither to earth nor sea, I greet with joy the advent for marine purposes of the internal combustion engine. The disappear- ance of t... ...ine purposes of the internal combustion engine. The disappear- ance of the marine boiler will be a real progress, which anybody in sympathy with his k... ... never dies. All you have to do, O Combine, is to knock at the door of the Marine Department, look in, and beckon to the first man you see. That will ... ...lieve them. Doesn’t it strike you as absurd that in this age of mechanical propulsion, of generated power, the boats of such ultra-modern ships are fi...

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...onies? Coombe heard of a pony this morning; it is to be seen at the ‘Jolly Mariner,’ and he will take us to look at it.” “The ‘Jolly Mariner!’ It is a... ...ch—the latter place under the inspection of Coombe, whom, since the “Jolly Mariner” proposal, Rachel did not in the least trust; all the less when she... ...ire of the boys that he should take them to inspect the pony at the “Jolly Mariner,” and took leave with—”I shall see you to-morrow.” “You knew him al... ...meter, would certainly wring it by building hideous cottages, or desirable marine residences. The value would be enhanced so as to be equal to more th... ...de was in search of the deserter, but he applied him- self heartily to the propulsion of aunt Ermine, informing Rose that Mr. Clare was no end of a ma...

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...he page, released at once from his numerous household duties, and from the propulsion of the wheeled-chair (inconsistent with the metropolis), had bee... ...ita- tion, the Captain decided in favour of instructing him to whistle the marine melody, ‘Oh cheerily, cheerily!’ and Rob the Grinder attaining a poi... ...ed for its symmetry and usefulness, as well as for a happy blending of the mariner with the coal- heaver; which is usually termed a sou’wester; and wh... ...rs’ Institution. CHAPTER 39. FURTHER ADVENTURES OF CAPT AIN EDWARD CUTTLE, MARINER TIME, SURE OF FOOT and strong of will, had so pressed onward, that ... ... were somewhat cooled, as similar appre- hensions on the part of that lone mariner used to be by the lapse of a long interval without any symptoms of ... ...on the more solemn and impressive, ‘was ever delivered unto Ed’ard Cuttle, Mariner, of England, as lives at home at ease, and doth improve each shinin...