...discipline of a man-of-war, three huzzas, the outburst of unfeigned joy from the. hearts o*" five h'indrcd men, pealed through the air, and made the welkin ring....this moment, the old Commodore had stood unmoved. His face was now ashy pale. * He attempted tn descend from the block, but Ins knees bent under him...

...bitter suspense ensued. It rose — he was alive ! his arms were seen to move! he struck out towards the ship ! — and despite the discipline of a man-of-war,...had stood unmoved. The eyes, that glistening with pleasure, now sought his face, saw that it was ashy pale. He attempted to descend the horseblock, but...

...suspense ensued. It rose — he was alive ! his arms were seen to move ! he struck out towards the ship ! —and despite the discipline of a man-ofwar,...the old commodore had stood unmoved. The eyes, that glistened with pleasure, now sought his face, saw that it was ashy pale. He attempted to descend the...

...suspense ensued. He rose — he was alive ! his arms were seen to move ! — he struck out towards the ship! — and despite the discipline of a man-of-war,...pealed through the air, and made the welkin ring." The annexed picture of a fire at sea, in the tale of " Fire and Water," — imaginary, although it...

...bitter suspense ensued. It rose — he was alive ! his arms were seen to move! he struck out towards the ship ! — and despite the discipline of a man-of-war,...hundred men, pealed through the air, and made the welkia ring. Till this moment the old commodore had stood unmoved. The eyes, that glistening with pleasure,...

...suspense ensued. He rose — he was alive ! his arms were seen to move ! — he struck out towards the ship! — and despite the discipline of a man-ofwar,...that it was ashy pale. He attempted to descend the look-out block, but his knees bent under him ; he seemed to gasp for breath, and put up his hand, as...

...suspense ensued. It rose — he was alive ! his arms were seen to move ! — he struck out towards the ship ! — and despite the discipline of a man-of-war,...had stood unmoved. The eyes, that, glistening with pleasure, now sought his face, saw that it was ashy pale. He attempted to descend the horse block,...

...suspense.ensued. He rose — he was alive ! his arms were seen to move ! — In- struck out towards the ship! — and despite the discipline of a man-ofwar,...hundred men, pealed through the air, and made the welkin ringTill this moment, the old commodore had stood unmoved. The eyes that, glistening with joy, now...

...the hearts of our crew of five hundred men, pea'led through the air, and made the welkin rinff.Till this moment, the old commodore had stood unmoved....that it was ashy pale. He attempted to descend the look-out block, but his knees bent under him ; he seemed to gasp for breath, and put up his hand, as...

...of the discipline of a man-of-war, three loud huzzas, the outburst of unfeigned joy from the hearts of five hundred men, pealed through the air, and made...Till this moment the old commodore had stood unmoved. His face was now ashy pale. He attempted to descend from the block, but his knees bent under him ;...