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She burned her hand on the steamer rack and tossed his dog into the bun
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Vegetables have been prepared and sit in water waiting for the steamer
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The steamer sits quietly on top of the gas range
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Just prior to the war, he had been skipper of the mail steamer,
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purchased a steamer called the Fingal for £17,500, and loaded it with all the supplies he could get on board
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After this cruise, he was ordered to serve on the steamer Colonel Hasmy that had been dispatched for the Brazos River in Texas to support General Zachary Taylor’s campaign against the
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Commodore Cunningham for duty aboard the steamer, Saginaw, which was still under construction at Mare Island, California
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reaching the Pacific side, he took a steamer to California and
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Lucy were sitting in their cabin when they heard shouts from the deck that a steamer was in sight
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with the steamer Alar off the coast of France and took on guns, ordnance, and other stores
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Wachusett was at anchor near his ship, but there was no British steamer in sight
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steamer Laurel from Liverpool to Havana, Cuba
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In order to convert a merchant steamer into a
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There, he informed them of the changed character of the Sea King, read his commission to them to convert the steamer Sea King into the Confederate cruiser CSS
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steamer into a wartime cruiser
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steamer, there would not be another opportunity to send letters to England for a long time
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Upon securing the steamer, he was
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the steamer in Panama were closely observed, and when the
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Steamer Shenandoah, and that he must at once proceed with his papers
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It did not take long for Captain Hawes to realize that the steamer meant business and that he was in no position to debate the issue
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again, that he could not, and that he had taken the steamer to be a telegraph vessel laying cable between Siberia and Alaska
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One merchant ship, the Milan, reported seeing a steamer that appeared to be the Shenandoah after departing Puget Sound on July 23, but this was later confirmed to be the British ship-of-war, Chameleon, which was cruising off the west coast at that time, according to the British Consul
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that the steamer was probably the USS Saranac with Captain Walke on board
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steamer, and one of the other sailing ships could have been a
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Finally, Waddell did return safely to the United States in 1875, when he became captain of the commercial steamer, City of San Francisco, which sailed between San Francisco and Yokohama
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The certain sinking of the burning steamer in the tortuous channel of the harbour would have effectually barred out the navy, completing the work already attempted by the enemy
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of 1897, the steamer Portland landed here with a ton and a
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must have come by the fast passenger steamer that had passed
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And then they would rotate into the rest of the units in order for their training to be complete and be able to use everything from bare hands to a complex steamer machine
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Two large steamer trunks stood against one wall, and suitcases were stacked around the room
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Colling explained that he had had to slip out of the country by taking a bus to New Orleans, then finding a tramp steamer that would take him to Europe
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It featured a doll's house they could walk into (devised from an ancient walk-in steamer trunk, painted white, up-ended so it even had a pitched roof)
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, just as if they had been cooked in a steamer
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This may be done in a large saucepan if a steamer is not available
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like a magnificent steamer
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The Revenue Service assumed jurisdiction because the mayor was also a Customs inspector! The mission was supported by the officers and crew of the cutter McLane, a 357-ton sidewheel steamer
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zern they have a steamer called The P
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William Tell paddle steamer that takes a nice trip across the lake
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I had always wanted to sail on a tramp steamer, and she was the closest thing I could find
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large steamer around on the back of his bike
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The attic was filled with Greek hero junk: armor stands covered in cobwebs; once-bright shields pitted with rust; old leather steamer trunks plastered with stickers saying ITHAKA, CIRCE’S ISLE, and LAND OF THE AMAZONS
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It's highly possible the old tramp steamer sank
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On an old tramp steamer? It was ludicrous! The epitome of stupidity, ignorance, irresponsibility
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Colonel Orlov's old tramp steamer, the S
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Where's the old tramp steamer now?"
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Just a few minutes in the hold of that old tramp steamer," he muttered angrily
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On December 13, 1903, Ella Josephine Baker was born in Norfolk, Virginia, to Blake Baker, a waiter on the Norfolk steamer line and Georgiana Ross, also known as Anna
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He recalled the discomfort he had experienced at having to sleep with these cases on the steamer across the Atlantic; the sleep deprivation had almost inspired him to abandon the entire scheme, but the stakes, including the monetary compensation, were too great for that
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They are on the paddle steamer ‘Waverley’ that was rebuilt on the Clyde after the original one was destroyed at the Dunkirk evacuations
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‘We’re going to be in Ilfracombe, Devon in three hours’ explains Watkin to the kids as they enjoy the bracing sea air and enjoy wandering around the paddle steamer, looking at its enormous wooden paddle on each side of the boat and the onboard, coal fired steam engines, sending out hisses and snorts as it works
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adjacent dockyard, as well as catch the steamer to various destinations on the rivers Medway and
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In all directions Jack could make out marine traffic, a steamer
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pleasure steamer leaving Southend
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as our small steamer cut lazily through the early morning haze
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The steamer and the aeroplane, the train and the motor-car move about only through the power of Prana
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and stumbled away from the runaway steamer with the gold
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” Tucked away in the corner was an old steamer trunk with the initials ADA inscribed in gold lettering on the side
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Valera removed a key from her pocket and unlocked the steamer trunk
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Valera put the book down and went to steamer trunk again
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The official on the steamer at the Lauterbach jetty had offered to take me to Baabe when I said I wanted to go to Vilm, and I had naturally refused the offer
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I believe in the summer you can get there by steamer from Göhren or Baabe; but if it is windy and the waves are too big for the boats that land you to put off, the steamer does not stop; so that the only way is over the plain or along the shore
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A steamer came across the calm grey water, gaily decked out in coloured lights, the throbbing of her paddle-wheels heard almost from the time she left Sassnitz in the still evening air
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'If we are to catch that steamer, mother, I think it would be wise to start,' he said
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I saw the ribbon of smoke left by the Harvey-Browne's steamer get thinner and disappear
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She had been there, the landlord said, the previous afternoon, having arrived by steamer; had asked for a bedroom, been shown one, but had wanted better accommodation than he could give
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Positively she even preferred to listen to the throb of the steamer coming nearer from the other end of the lake than to him; and she interrupted him in the middle of a sentence that intimately concerned herself to stand still in the piazza and ask him what he thought of the smells
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Inexorably he kept her on the steamer and turned a deaf ear to her prayers that they might land when it stopped at attractive villages on its journey down the lake
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She thought this unreasonable; for why come at all to these lovely places, come so close that one could almost touch them, and then whisk away and hardly let one look? And she could not help feeling, after he had been short with her about the Borromean Islands, at one of which unfortunately the steamer touched, that it would be both blessed and splendid to travel round here alone--free, able to get out at islands if one wanted to
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It was Christmas Eve on board the steamer Tararua, on her journey from Melbourne to Port Chalmers
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Pentahelm is a widow, her husband having been a first mate upon a steamer ship lost in a storm at sea
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"The paddle wheel steamship "Arctic" was struck by the steamer "Vesta" six days ago
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The Arctic had been the largest side-wheel steamer afloat and was considered to be indestructible
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During heavy fog she had been struck in the bow by the steamer Vesta
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{180-1} San Martín; beyond San Martín point is situated the mainharbor, where lay at anchor the steamer that awaited the conscripts
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Put the steamer with the fish in the pot, cover it and allow the water to boil
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And there was another of them on a steamer last week used the most disgraceful
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The saloon of the steamer! the crowded excursion for me! the
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Amy likewise bore up stoutly till the steamer sailed
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However, we effected our hair's-breadth escape into Italy; and, reaching Genoa, took passage in a Dutch mail steamer, homeward-bound from Java with London as a port of call
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Some time either just before or just after midnight, to the best of my recollection, she was run into amidships and at right angles by a large steamer which after the blow backed out, and, herself apparently damaged, remained motionless at some distance
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It is like a magnificent steamer with the engines in place and the machinery in perfect order
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Nothing on the horizon, except near four o'clock in the afternoon a long steamer to the west, running on our opposite tack
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It must have been a steamer on one of those lines out of New
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Any foreign steamer that fell in our way and would take us up would do
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We found that a steamer for Hamburg was likely to suit our purpose best, and we directed our thoughts chiefly to that vessel
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Here were the Leith, Aberdeen, and Glasgow steamers, loading and unloading goods, and looking immensely high out of the water as we passed alongside; here, were colliers by the score and score, with the coal-whippers plunging off stages on deck, as counterweights to measures of coal swinging up, which were then rattled over the side into barges; here, at her moorings was to-morrow's steamer for Rotterdam, of which we took good notice; and here to-morrow's for Hamburg, under whose bowsprit we crossed
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We got aboard easily, and rowed out into the track of the steamer
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But, it was half-past one before we saw her smoke, and soon afterwards we saw behind it the smoke of another steamer
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This caused great confusion on board the steamer, and I heard them calling to us, and heard the order given to stop the paddles, and heard them stop, but felt her driving down upon us irresistibly
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In the same moment, I saw the steersman of the galley lay his hand on his prisoner's shoulder, and saw that both boats were swinging round with the force of the tide, and saw that all hands on board the steamer were running forward quite frantically
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Still, in the same moment, I saw the face tilt backward with a white terror on it that I shall never forget, and heard a great cry on board the steamer, and a loud splash in the water, and felt the boat sink from under me
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What with the cries aboard the steamer, and the furious blowing off of her steam, and her driving on, and our driving on, I could not at first distinguish sky from water or shore from shore; but the crew of the galley righted her with great speed, and, pulling certain swift strong strokes ahead, lay upon their oars, every man looking silently and eagerly at the water astern
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But, the Rotterdam steamer now came up, and apparently not understanding what had happened, came on at speed
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He told me that he believed himself to have gone under the keel of the steamer, and to have been struck on the head in rising
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The steamer soon disappeared, and in an hour afterwards, as the count had said, was scarcely distinguishable in the horizon amidst the fogs of the night
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At the same time that the steamer disappeared behind Cape Morgion, a man travelling post on the road from Florence to Rome had just passed the little town of Aquapendente
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Then I had a sudden thought, and hunted up all the steamer sailings
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‘I feel as if, coming to you, I had landed on a peaceful shore after the noise and jolting of a steamer
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On the afternoon the news of that vote had reached Sulaco by the usual roundabout postal way through Cayta, and up the coast by steamer
