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quadgram	frequency
the side of the	30
the new york central	27
to the land of	24
on the niagara river	22
side of the ship	21
at the same time	19
the end of the	17
of the united states	16
the rest of the	16
the stern of the	15
on the th of	13
the mouth of the	13
the niagara navigation company	13
the city of toronto	12
the let her b	12
district of james river	12
the head of the	12
upper district of james	12
on the canadian side	11
in the county of	11
the top of the	11
of the niagara navigation	11
the edge of the	11
against the side of	11
the position of the	11
the niagara river route	11
in connection with the	11
the construction of the	11
of the eighteenth century	10
riddle of the sands	10
one of the most	10
of the niagara river	10
i am going to	10
in the history of	10
of the new york	10
at the mouth of	10
of the iron boys	9
in the united states	9
at the end of	9
the white star line	9
new york central railway	9
stern of the ship	9
on the other side	8
snow john and mary	8
all parts of the	8
for london with hhd	8
for the use of	8
are you going to	8
the motor boat club	8
on the great lakes	8
to the niagara river	8
was one of the	8
the snow john and	8
in charge of the	7
for the protection of	7
head of the lake	7
the foot of the	7
the centre of the	7
the chief justice robinson	7
at the foot of	7
on the eastern shore	7
the pony rider boys	7
the passing of the	7
the deck of the	7
on the niagara route	7
the sides of the	7
the niagara river line	7
pony rider boys in	7
both sides of the	7
the shores of the	7
for madeira with bu	7
in addition to the	7
this way and that	6
in the grip of	6
the size of the	6
the door of the	6
the story of the	6
had it not been	6
as he did so	6
that he could not	6
with the canada southern	6
for the rest of	6
the waters of the	6
in the spring of	6
into the hold of	6
as soon as the	6
you going to do	6
passing of the sailing	6
the face of the	6
the iron boys in	6
on the shores of	6
the state of new	6
lord de la warr	6
of the iron boy	6
the evolution of the	6
on the american side	6
iron boys in the	6
we shall have to	6
into the hands of	6
the opening of the	6
it not been for	6
from time to time	6
was the beginning of	6
the captain of the	6
up and down the	6
the owners of the	6
the middle of the	6
in the middle of	6
state of new york	6
in front of the	6
on the upper lakes	6
the bottom of the	6
the eyes of the	6
the niagara river to	5
on the part of	5
of the royal mail	5
to be able to	5
and the niagara river	5
the hands of the	5
the range and grange	5
the name of the	5
on the th may	5
the second city of	5
was the first to	5
entered in york river	5
for the construction of	5
to be one of	5
john and mary of	5
and mary of virginia	5
passenger agent of the	5
the royal mail line	5
of the fire room	5
the part of the	5
the niagara navigation co	5
steamboating on the niagara	5
from new york to	5
to the foot of	5
on either side of	5
side of the river	5
it was in the	5
the niagara river and	5
in the seventeenth century	5
the riddle of the	5
in the meantime the	5
in the name of	5
the other side of	5
a few minutes later	5
in the early days	5
had been in the	5
from side to side	5
are we going to	5
in consequence of the	5
the era of the	5
lake ontario and the	5
either side of the	5
the iron boys as	5
as one of the	5
pounds of tobacco for	5
the president of the	5
which has ever since	5
what are you going	5
niagara to the sea	5
of the chesapeake bay	5
the land of the	5
has ever since been	5
in the stoke hole	5
second city of toronto	5
at the head of	5
buffalo and niagara falls	5
for the purpose of	5
cleared out of york	5
of some of the	5
the design of the	5
on the james river	5
the ships of the	5
one side of the	5
in the eighteenth century	5
the iron boys on	5
from the niagara river	5
the upper district of	5
in the construction of	5
of the great western	4
the west side of	4
that he had been	4
sailing vessels of the	4
the result was that	4
was quickly followed by	4
the bow of the	4
the river to the	4
the same time the	4
the introduction of the	4
of the royal navy	4
of the cunard company	4
of the general assembly	4
one of our most	4
the schooner grampus of	4
to get out of	4
on the way to	4
the building of ships	4
the arrangements for the	4
of the travelling public	4
vessels of the eighteenth	4
the men who were	4
the shores of lake	4
of the mining company	4
the development of the	4
year at west point	4
the head of lake	4
of the marine engine	4
for the convenience of	4
to be remembered that	4
to the top of	4
city of toronto and	4
fifty pounds of tobacco	4
the level of the	4
in course of time	4
on the river and	4
and steam on the	4
the water with a	4
as soon as possible	4
the niagara river was	4
for a man and	4
boat was to be	4
of the shipping industry	4
the time of the	4
steamer was successfully launched	4
other side of the	4
the direction of the	4
to have been built	4
the full length of	4
sloop molly of virginia	4
on the edge of	4
our riddle of the	4
brig abingdon of virginia	4
the richelieu ontario navigation	4
of sail and steam	4
of the two ships	4
of the james river	4
it is doubtful if	4
to take care of	4
the other end of	4
the man at the	4
quickly followed by the	4
the whole of the	4
in the state of	4
on the west side	4
we are apt to	4
to the forward deck	4
york river the snow	4
the use of the	4
the canadian pacific railway	4
a good deal of	4
the force of the	4
of the northern railway	4
in york river the	4
were built in virginia	4
one of the men	4
steam on the niagara	4
president of the mining	4
to the united states	4
other end of the	4
the city and the	4
the brig abingdon of	4
between toronto and niagara	4
which had been so	4
river the schooner grampus	4
came to an end	4
full length of the	4
i wish i could	4
man at the wheel	4
ports on the lake	4
is said to be	4
as to the number	4
was for many years	4
york river the schooner	4
the united states side	4
in the niagara river	4
in the design of	4
may be said to	4
schooner grampus of virginia	4
hundred pounds of tobacco	4
the canada southern railway	4
york river the brig	4
it is to be	4
built in the colony	4
all the rest of	4
evolution of the marine	4
be remembered that in	4
deck of the ship	4
as soon as he	4
from york river the	4
a portion of the	4
the port of york	4
be one of the	4
the american civil war	4
the arrival of the	4
year at high school	4
shall be able to	4
it was not until	4
up to the bridge	4
cleared from york river	4
ontario and the niagara	4
on the rappahannock river	4
the grammar school boys	4
be able to get	4
rider boys in the	4
sail and steam on	4
the master of the	4
under the command of	4
in the case of	4
to the conclusion that	4
the entrance to the	4
the advent of the	4
is to be remembered	4
the opposite side of	4
the fact that the	4
general manager of the	4
on the south shore	4
a large number of	4
bank of the river	4
the steamer was successfully	4
in the engine room	4
on both sides of	4
for the west indies	4
in the centre of	4
cleared from york the	4
late in the afternoon	4
opposite side of the	4
one end of the	4
the young engineers in	4
down in the hold	4
he did not know	4
range and grange hustlers	4
cleared from upper district	4
out of the way	4
at the port of	4
under the direction of	3
the captain and the	3
submarine boys and the	3
for boys and girls	3
on the united states	3
the top of high	3
during the winter of	3
eyes of the iron	3
in the th century	3
to the ore docks	3
general passenger agent of	3
the railway companies and	3
of the michigan central	3
seagoing vessel having two	3
century of sail and	3
of water at low	3
the directors of the	3
at the present day	3
boys in the steel	3
a century of sail	3
of the after deck	3
was not until the	3
at the time of	3
of our shipping trade	3
it may be said	3
are you trying to	3
the superintendent of the	3
of those who have	3
boys in the mines	3
leading position in the	3
on the land of	3
from the falls to	3
i am beginning to	3
iron boys as foremen	3
the black ball line	3
the beginning of the	3
two hundred and ten	3
at the top of	3
with the new york	3
as in the case	3
foot of the rapids	3
it was a little	3
by this time the	3
get out of here	3
the north shore of	3
prosperity of the country	3
above the level of	3
the submarine boys and	3
leaped to his feet	3
in competition with the	3
be called upon to	3
that steve rush had	3
he did not see	3
person inclinable to purchase	3
the close of the	3
he could not have	3
built of the best	3
side of the lake	3
sides of the river	3
romance of the sea	3
the passages of the	3
of the old sailing	3
appears to have been	3
of the line of	3
around the head of	3
lord of the isles	3
the fact that he	3
boys on the ore	3
to the upper lakes	3
a seagoing vessel having	3
a parcel of earthen	3
the early days of	3
side of the inlet	3
with a number of	3
era of the steamship	3
out of the hold	3
freight and passenger agent	3
by the new york	3
to the western states	3
the control of the	3
in the west indies	3
and a parcel of	3
men who had been	3
of the niagara falls	3
had been made to	3
was a man of	3
i want you to	3
cut out of the	3
in a letter to	3
passed into the hands	3
get out of this	3
and the first mate	3
rest of the day	3
going to try to	3
the th of may	3
a number of ships	3
the niagara falls park	3
rail to the deck	3
at the bottom of	3
on each side of	3
of the steamer was	3
the war of the	3
in those early days	3
in new york state	3
virginia magazine of history	3
cleared out of upper	3
at the other end	3
of lakes huron and	3
two men on the	3
the pioneer of the	3
to the dock to	3
conduct of the war	3
end of the dock	3
in a few minutes	3
errors have been corrected	3
was to have been	3
the discovery of gold	3
the owner of the	3
the sloop molly of	3
he knew full well	3
the convenience of the	3
the case of the	3
and duchess of york	3
the safety of the	3
the borough of norfolk	3
keep your eyes open	3
the bank of the	3
of the black ball	3
to the lower lakes	3
names of some of	3
to the west indies	3
the same as for	3
sides of the ship	3
is one of the	3
door of the pilot	3
running the blockade on	3
lee side of the	3
now on the stocks	3
of the vessels and	3
it is my opinion	3
president of the company	3
a speed of knots	3
the far side of	3
of the ship with	3
one of the first	3
between buffalo and niagara	3
from the lower deck	3
the following morning the	3
eastern shore in the	3
in the beginning of	3
voyage from new york	3
the ends of the	3
had emerged from the	3
and niagara falls railroad	3
as the result of	3
all of a sudden	3
the sound of the	3
the increased cost of	3
the records of the	3
the success of the	3
of the grand trunk	3
the iron boy was	3
in the virginia gazette	3
a little above the	3
to the upper level	3
from the fact that	3
on lake ontario and	3
the charge of the	3
the new electric railway	3
tell me all about	3
all the way down	3
from one end of	3
it was said that	3
niagara navigation company has	3
the conduct of the	3
the new steamer was	3
and the upper lakes	3
general freight and passenger	3
province of upper canada	3
with the niagara river	3
the result of the	3
the automobile girls at	3
of the dock board	3
county of prince george	3
on the th december	3
i think it is	3
the ship was rolling	3
to the highest bidder	3
the dock to the	3
this is the most	3
the th of december	3
in the colony for	3
saw at once that	3
the bay of quinte	3
leaning from the pilot	3
the water out of	3
lower end of the	3
vessels built in the	3
railroads in new york	3
the service of the	3
early days of the	3
that the ship was	3
and a few minutes	3
richelieu ontario navigation co	3
it was in this	3
the floor of the	3
the hands of his	3
the history of the	3
the building of a	3
was successfully launched in	3
high in the air	3
mersey docks and harbour	3
successfully launched in the	3
what do you want	3
as soon as we	3
until at length the	3
the business on the	3
buffalo and new york	3
top of high water	3
land of the said	3
but there was no	3
on the following day	3
it must have been	3
of the ship to	3
the united states of	3
a letter to the	3
the province of upper	3
on the ore boats	3
one or two masts	3
office of the president	3
it was the beginning	3
the county of prince	3
lock at port dalhousie	3
for the building of	3
boys series by h	3
there had been no	3
was a case of	3
the number of vessels	3
the blue book rates	3
chesapeake bay canoe and	3
realized that he was	3
and the chesapeake bay	3
little molly of virginia	3
feet of water at	3
the place where the	3
blow in the dark	3
struck the water with	3
if we had been	3
out into the stream	3
in these present days	3
and i have no	3
when the ship was	3
the blockade on the	3
the full force of	3
the way of the	3
to think it over	3
she was quickly followed	3
do you know where	3
i do not think	3
to the number of	3
white star line of	3
of the head that	3
with a tonnage of	3
one hundred pounds of	3
in the atlantic trade	3
docks and harbour board	3
virginia in the seventeenth	3
the lee side of	3
line of steamers to	3
the united states navy	3
with the passing of	3
of the lake at	3
over the side of	3
the hold of the	3
this had to be	3
three or more masts	3
in all parts of	3
a member of the	3
down to the dock	3
give me a hand	3
discovery of gold in	3
of the river at	3
to the edge of	3
under the charge of	3
to do about it	3
to the ends of	3
on its own account	3
the rail to the	3
the builders of the	3
north shore of lake	3
to his feet and	3
the river and the	3
the turn of the	3
the greater part of	3
on the main deck	3
the roar of the	3
for there were no	3
made her first trip	3
of the queenston heights	3
a great deal of	3
under the leadership of	3
queen of the avon	3
entered york river the	3
side of the head	3
have been in the	3
the grip of the	3
the life of a	3
on one of the	3
we going to do	3
by the general assembly	3
kitty and nora of	3
the place of the	3
it had been a	3
parts of the world	3
the number of ships	3
we are going to	3
had to be carried	3
any person inclinable to	3
to the history of	3
city of toronto was	3
the upper lakes was	3
had for some time	3
feet in length and	3
many of the shipwrights	3
the scenery of the	3
the united states and	3
war of the revolution	3
i did not know	3
of the estate of	3
early in the morning	3
it was found that	3
of the company were	3
end of the ship	3
who came to virginia	3
the snow kitty and	3
parcel of earthen ware	3
in the records of	3
level of the dock	3
what do you think	3
the proprietor of the	3
of the niagara escarpment	3
snow kitty and nora	3
the protection of the	3
and nora of virginia	3
high up on the	3
there was not a	3
united states of america	3
the city and chicora	3
in prince george county	3
the mersey docks and	3
that he would be	3
for boston with bu	3
the balance of the	3
on the lee side	3
became one of the	3
the citizens of toronto	3
into which she could	3
of the ship and	3
who was on the	3
a part of the	3
and it was not	3
when he left the	3
take care of the	3
his place in the	3
not been for the	3
out of york river	3
the lower end of	3
on the shore at	3
the port of liverpool	3
going to make it	3
trick at the wheel	3
iron boys on the	3
by the chief justice	3
the great western railway	3
the spirit of the	3
with a speed of	3
from barbadoes with hhd	3
from the deck of	3
when they reached the	3
shores of lake ontario	3
could not have been	3
evolution of the chesapeake	3
was at that time	3
that he was not	3
the men in the	3
me all about it	3
the first to introduce	3
the stars and stripes	3
port of northampton to	3
out into the lake	3
top of the trestle	3
from niagara to the	3
in consequence of this	3
had for many years	3
of the upper lakes	3
the history of our	3
the stairs to the	3
to the engine room	3
be launched in a	3
would be able to	3
the names of some	3
head of lake ontario	3
duke and duchess of	3
down the stairs to	3
from upper district of	3
the men of the	3
on the top of	3
cut their way back	3
by frank gee patchin	3
out of upper district	3
the deck to the	3
the chesapeake bay canoe	3
and the spread of	3
half of the eighteenth	3
that he and his	3
it was a case	3
the board of trade	3
a few of the	3
to the fact that	3
in the steel mills	3
blockade on the let	3
did not seem to	3
as had been expected	3
it was during this	3
for many years the	3
in the absence of	3
to the end of	3
it has been said	3
up the river to	3
the square dollar boys	3
for the safety of	3
the gulf of mexico	3
the founder of the	3
had not then been	3
a lurch of the	3
about the same time	3
alongside the dock at	3
vessel having two masts	3
the last day of	3
it was considered that	3
agent of the northern	3
of the state of	3
the beginning of a	3
came to the conclusion	3
steamer on lake ontario	3
able to get a	3
of canoe and sail	3
a man and horse	3
minutes later they were	2
the command of captain	2
the snow phoenix of	2
between the falls and	2
it is noteworthy that	2
him to do so	2
up in the air	2
cut off by the	2
the halcyon days of	2
steve thought he had	2
name of west niagara	2
may i ask how	2
around the northern shores	2
upper lakes and the	2
niagara falls park electric	2
is ready to go	2
steamer on the route	2
the southampton river in	2
brought up the canals	2
name of the town	2
passengers who might be	2
the prospects of the	2
the first part of	2
in virginia during the	2
it was a ticklish	2
down to lake ontario	2
was the work of	2
on the open lake	2
back of my head	2
the niagara ferry completed	2
lakes huron and superior	2
the foot of bathurst	2
early part of the	2
have been under the	2
the land of william	2
in the war that	2
the four track series	2
was sent on a	2
having three or more	2
the engine room to	2
i ought to be	2
to go out in	2
four feet between decks	2
the iron and steel	2
applied to any vessel	2
was a keen yachtsman	2
considered to be one	2
a tragedy of the	2
the history of shipbuilding	2
turned their attention to	2
in the conveyance of	2
the spring of the	2
of the restoration of	2
under sir william johnson	2
was not to be	2
the niagara falls and	2
but the more he	2
were those of the	2
standing on the shore	2
the landmarks of toronto	2
the british american steamship	2
of the virginia company	2
management from niagara to	2
in the shipping world	2
the wolseley expedition and	2
out of york district	2
must be near the	2
from the yonge street	2
as soon as they	2
we must not forget	2
the meaning of it	2
of the tory party	2
the ladder to the	2
as it had been	2
was about to say	2
mused the iron boy	2
line of australian packets	2
to build a sloop	2
and it is not	2
first mate gazed at	2
out of the twenty	2
the name of his	2
ill in her stateroom	2
a point on the	2
the two parts of	2
the falls to lewiston	2
and the chicora was	2
james river the sloop	2
appears to be a	2
mouth of the niagara	2
launched in the presence	2
what do you wish	2
chapter vi shipping and	2
there must be a	2
of the dawson road	2
to the screw shaft	2
the most spectacular event	2
caught sight of a	2
may be shown the	2
been made to the	2
which she had been	2
the falls cut their	2
up to the dock	2
he was most successful	2
and be a man	2
engines of horse power	2
a number of other	2
ship on the stocks	2
the price was the	2
from the landmarks of	2
the lake ontario level	2
there was also a	2
pounds of tobacco to	2
books for boys and	2
first merchant shipping bill	2
should be permitted to	2
from the side of	2
an important part in	2
in size from forty	2
increased cost of working	2
our merchant ships and	2
close of the season	2
is reported to have	2
virginia eastern shore in	2
and we had to	2
to the floor of	2
and a move to	2
away from the side	2
shores of the lakes	2
scenery of the niagara	2
the same ship with	2
of the other steamers	2
about the first of	2
of the high bank	2
and the steamer was	2
position in the shipping	2
end of the year	2
chairman of the dock	2
understand the meaning of	2
were on the stocks	2
told the whole story	2
thousands of dollars a	2
was chartered to make	2
land of william pride	2
which was to have	2
ii the era of	2
which had been brought	2
it was he who	2
in one of the	2
we were in the	2
the east india company	2
entrance to the harbour	2
between the owner and	2
of the eastern shore	2
could not make out	2
he turned to the	2
was in charge of	2
all hands save the	2
the water in the	2
the bow to the	2
a steamboat was lately	2
the boat was to	2
the dimensions of the	2
and a moment later	2
few feet below the	2
up the side of	2
port dalhousie with upper	2
thirty feet above the	2
the end of a	2
up from the lower	2
frank gee patchin these	2
vessel known to have	2
first steamer was the	2
i have no doubt	2
down to the beach	2
fact not a few	2
fifty hogsheads of tobacco	2
entertained the duc de	2
series by frank gee	2
in the same manner	2
the prosperity of the	2
steps were taken to	2
port of york river	2
men who have been	2
naval architecture in the	2
build a sloop and	2
is said to have	2
chapter viii the queen	2
and that there was	2
those who have passed	2
in a tone of	2
which had been made	2
the officer in charge	2
which she could be	2
the past fifty years	2
to any one outside	2
own and separate account	2
the triple expansion engine	2
to see that all	2
season of found the	2
thank you very much	2
the south shores of	2
able to reach the	2
farther and farther away	2
i wish to say	2
over on his back	2
the largest vessel of	2
it was not the	2
steamer across the lake	2
the united states have	2
just then a little	2
a thing as a	2
crash in the fog	2
it was to be	2
upon the upper lakes	2
the union jack was	2
the mystery of the	2
in the same way	2
used in the construction	2
xi our riddle of	2
bugeye from the indian	2
issue of the kingston	2
stood at the wheel	2
to do with the	2
in the morning and	2
gorge electric railway opens	2
be found on the	2
sloop as the principal	2
who had been in	2
the long boat was	2
been appointed to the	2
fitted with sails and	2
had to be done	2
just as soon as	2
followed by the alaska	2
over the ship like	2
way out of the	2
the police and the	2
by the alaska and	2
upper district from september	2
but he was too	2
on the bridge watch	2
that was picturesque and	2
the boys stand the	2
steve rush did not	2
keep a sharp lookout	2
we are now told	2
of the frontenac is	2
i must see the	2
could do was to	2
above twenty and under	2
and a speed of	2
greater part of the	2
of maryland and virginia	2
answered the iron boy	2
the boy who had	2
we get to the	2
the advantages of a	2
of gold in california	2
of a deck house	2
up lake ontario to	2
on the ore pile	2
a goodly number of	2
the first to make	2
wolseley expedition and lord	2
idea and a new	2
for the united states	2
in the york river	2
it was noticed that	2
getting farther and farther	2
from all parts of	2
had been laid up	2
coming to a stop	2
the niagara dock company	2
had had quite enough	2
not understand the meaning	2
in the service of	2
a very fine vessel	2
for the conveyance of	2
rappahannock rivers and their	2
of upper district of	2
shipbuilding business in the	2
the sloop little betty	2
it was not possible	2
for which there was	2
is shown in the	2
lewiston by a small	2
up out of the	2
a seaman of the	2
the history of naval	2
he wrote that he	2
have been drilling up	2
was not so much	2
oak crooks for the	2
for some time to	2
out of our course	2
do not believe you	2
those of any other	2
history of naval architecture	2
between this country and	2
of a consignment of	2
the manchester ship canal	2
to the tourist public	2
a matter of fact	2
any attention to the	2
in the afternoon the	2
niagara falls and ontario	2
this did not prove	2
will be remembered by	2
if you are innocent	2
the help of a	2
the route of the	2
towing out to sea	2
of a smile on	2
that of any of	2
that the conditions of	2
steve had had the	2
from the indian dugout	2
as the founder of	2
along the deck to	2
steve saves the captain	2
a line of steamers	2
in the summer of	2
way back through the	2
was under construction in	2
it was now evident	2
on the previous day	2
at the expiration of	2
the advantage of the	2
by the ridge road	2
the nose of the	2
a new era was	2
across the bay to	2
may be of interest	2
do you propose to	2
the sloop charming anne	2
the emergence of the	2
the lines of the	2
the fresh meat in	2
of toronto and the	2
first trip in april	2
of the revolutionary war	2
for the white star	2
name had been changed	2
he was met by	2
the scouring power of	2
the south side of	2
edge of the wharf	2
the proposition was that	2
that it was not	2
the year ended april	2
where there was a	2
the steamer for toronto	2
the back of my	2
the public of the	2
to the genius of	2
bob jarvis from the	2
to the stern of	2
must have had a	2
is my opinion that	2
johns hopkins university studies	2
virginia during the revolution	2
of the scenery of	2
at any time be	2
trouble we have been	2
through the rocky cut	2
you were on the	2
and go to sleep	2
manager of the northern	2
to the inland seas	2
selected from the virginia	2
until we get to	2
his place at the	2
in the employ of	2
with one or two	2
new career for the	2
many years the chairman	2
the outlet of the	2
out of the pilot	2
between the two parts	2
were sitting in the	2
of the most interesting	2
was beginning to tell	2
figure at the wheel	2
was the focus centre	2
the alaska and the	2
had made a good	2
the darkness of the	2
bay canoe and the	2
days of the colony	2
the neighborhood of the	2
all the way up	2
the gates of the	2
the office of the	2
built in for the	2
during the winter the	2
were put into the	2
in the australian trade	2
new method of propulsion	2
the tourist public of	2
fifty acres of land	2
shore of lake ontario	2
the dock on the	2
he was a man	2
one of the busiest	2
built up its great	2
the western states and	2
in the shape of	2
of the hudson bay	2
and had given instruction	2
sailed on the th	2
arrived in james river	2
to purchase may be	2
for the niagara river	2
which she was actually	2
chapter iii the evolution	2
she was going to	2
of the fact that	2
the upper end of	2
the contrast between the	2
of the main trunk	2
upper district the snow	2
the schooner displaced the	2
from the very beginning	2
york river from barbadoes	2
pounders in the bow	2
waters of lake huron	2
at pounds per ton	2
frequently applied to any	2
would be incomplete without	2
steve had sprung to	2
it on the great	2
cleared out of james	2
foot of bathurst street	2
were among the first	2
upon which she was	2
answered the president reflectively	2
had a boat of	2
much of what was	2
of the city were	2
to build a new	2
their way to the	2
the trouble we have	2
he thought he had	2
the steamers of the	2
in a position to	2
the dock at niagara	2
come up from the	2
shore in the seventeenth	2
a wooden ship was	2
the kyles of bute	2
emerged from the gorge	2
the steam steering gear	2
the dock at lewiston	2
and the united states	2
the morning of the	2
the canadian electric railway	2
of the company was	2
circus boys on the	2
you think of that	2
one of these days	2
been drilling up and	2
the wind had veered	2
toward the stern of	2
which the ship was	2
by the use of	2
from the top of	2
it is open to	2
upon the niagara river	2
the owner and builder	2
have been built in	2
as a protection against	2
niagara river route had	2
away from the ship	2
in the city of	2
the rapid growth of	2
of the names of	2
chops of the channel	2
centre of the ship	2
to lie down and	2
which we were to	2
the loss of the	2
and on the th	2
and establishment of the	2
to be ready to	2
came to the colony	2
had entered the st	2
high above the level	2
the members of the	2
land of littleton eyre	2
men who had gone	2
reminiscence of the old	2
brought up on the	2
came down on the	2
going to do about	2
bringing the steamer down	2
turned the tiller the	2
reign of queen elizabeth	2
colonel lewis of gloucester	2
first steamer on lake	2
by virginia during the	2
of the men who	2
do it at all	2
i will be going	2
did not at that	2
stated that he had	2
he sprang for the	2
for the calcutta trade	2
into a head sea	2
navigation on the niagara	2
vi shipping and the	2
fashioned system of cartage	2
old system of convoys	2
from york to niagara	2
the interests of the	2
a contract was let	2
be returned to the	2
across the lake on	2
route to upper lakes	2
to do the work	2
in the upper district	2
me as being a	2
in the depths of	2
of the stream from	2
leaping into the sea	2
to go on board	2
hastened the era of	2
by the th of	2
a new rivalry begun	2
many thousands of dollars	2
that it may be	2
the terms of the	2
appeared in the colony	2
the existence of the	2
school boys series by	2
the contract for carrying	2
to the building of	2
railway opens to lewiston	2
iron boys as cargo	2
stated that there were	2
bound for new york	2
the next thing was	2
to be the pioneer	2
for the transportation of	2
with might and main	2
for you and me	2
to be disposed of	2
the pleasure of a	2
early passenger men and	2
in the iron boys	2
to cross the river	2
to be found on	2
a term of years	2
in the house of	2
sixty feet in length	2
in the following year	2
in want of such	2
in the james river	2
on a hatch cover	2
all the advantages of	2
a critic of plimsoll	2
borough of norfolk and	2
the first of december	2
norfolk and nansemond town	2
the north side of	2
had been established on	2
of the great eastern	2
dalhousie and a lake	2
parts of the united	2
to where bob was	2
was lately launched at	2
in the early morning	2
to go down the	2
the line of steamers	2
feet inches between decks	2
for the two days	2
to sea on the	2
end of the route	2
port dalhousie and a	2
spread out on the	2
of virginia in the	2
much to the late	2
in fact not a	2
shillings for a man	2
to pass through the	2
a day boat and	2
snow phoenix of virginia	2
not a few of	2
tossed up by the	2
the land of littleton	2
did not at first	2
to be employed in	2
falls of james river	2
the main trunk lines	2
for at least a	2
all the american line	2
and sailed on the	2
to superintend and direct	2
in the most primitive	2
was taken in the	2
are going to make	2
the land of ralph	2
on the return trips	2
studies of the virginia	2
i beg your pardon	2
the dock to see	2
carry a great burden	2
the rate for a	2
falls park electric railway	2
a large portion of	2
the prosperity of our	2
to be provided for	2
water with a splash	2
corn from the indians	2
the regularity of the	2
in the western states	2
the grand trunk railway	2
united states naval institute	2
and placed in the	2
steamer city of toronto	2
he was ordered to	2
the line of the	2
further up the river	2
in the stern of	2
from hampton to norfolk	2
he could hear the	2
was the first of	2
the gorge electric railway	2
of passengers who might	2
the vessel by applying	2
the lake on days	2
could not repress a	2
the boys were to	2
it is a good	2
did not understand the	2
the absence of the	2
the last two years	2
be taken on board	2
before the end of	2
park and river railway	2
up to that time	2
in this way began	2
you were down in	2
the duke and duchess	2
move to the north	2
was at the upper	2
on the head of	2
of the steam engine	2
hear the roar of	2
within a few minutes	2
eras of canoe and	2
new hand at the	2
the upper lakes with	2
do not think he	2
visitors on the richmond	2
of the president of	2
the council of virginia	2
steamer was to be	2
in half an hour	2
in reply to a	2
for many years was	2
the company to which	2
demanded one of the	2
the captain had said	2
price was the same	2
know anything about him	2
i think i can	2
so it was in	2
an arm about his	2
in this instance the	2
clung to the door	2
pounds of tobacco per	2
arrived in york river	2
it looked as though	2
on the gulf of	2
the edges of the	2
will be noted that	2
with whom steve had	2
have been able to	2
in a few months	2
was taken over by	2
history of our shipping	2
the th of october	2
the number of passengers	2
hours out of the	2
the selection of a	2
magazine of history and	2
contributed largely to the	2
to be built up	2
the name of west	2
roll of the ship	2
was to pay bryan	2
when do we go	2
and is no longer	2
personal interest in the	2
the season of the	2
for the new connection	2
we were blown off	2
iii the evolution of	2
to the deck of	2
any person in want	2
the great eastern was	2
the restoration of the	2
out in the lake	2
the river above the	2
boys series by frank	2
that in the early	2
of your ship was	2
laws of the general	2
that in order to	2
help me to get	2
manner of makinge their	2
leading a lively chase	2
the wheel this way	2
in the neighborhood of	2
more and more into	2
to be carried by	2
it will be remembered	2
first part of the	2
the charge of captain	2
is the matter with	2
to go to my	2
after a long and	2
the names of the	2
during the second half	2
would be in the	2
snow london of virginia	2
and was one of	2
that there was a	2
business on the route	2
for the edge of	2
efforts of the iron	2
in addition to those	2
of each of the	2
the chippewa in drydock	2
will get a piece	2
on the opposite shore	2
making desperate efforts to	2
virginia owners of vessels	2
in different stages of	2
which the niagara navigation	2
and looked about him	2
the west indies trade	2
to take a cargo	2
to which he belonged	2
at port dalhousie with	2
number of passengers who	2
of a new name	2
by our merchant ships	2
dropped to the floor	2
passenger business had been	2
of cartage still prevailing	2
think i have a	2
ship we have lost	2
the tiller the wrong	2
into the eyes of	2
captain and the first	2
and can be launched	2
after you have had	2
of railroads in new	2
centre of through travel	2
gradually increased in size	2
i have a few	2
a move to the	2
lakes with the wolseley	2
large tracts of land	2
on the side of	2
the adoption of the	2
too large for the	2
one of the sailors	2
their own and separate	2
charles smyth and others	2
of the officers and	2
want of such a	2
the appearance of the	2
and from the said	2
as long as the	2
of the rapids at	2
and passenger agent of	2
man in the stern	2
you need not go	2
land of ralph wormley	2
close enough to hit	2
after the cunard company	2
she was built in	2
rest of the afternoon	2
on board the ship	2
the passenger business of	2
between buffalo and new	2
a letter from captain	2
built of white oak	2
on their own and	2
glasses to his eyes	2
the lock itself was	2
of prince george county	2
for bristol with hhd	2
of the niagara company	2
and at lewiston with	2
windows of the pilot	2
will be able to	2
given to the american	2
remembered that in the	2
the atlantic was the	2
was to be in	2
the frame of a	2
might have done it	2
boat struck the water	2
would have been impossible	2
he was not the	2
dry dock at kingston	2
and there was a	2
the loss of a	2
his way to the	2
and is said to	2
a very serious thing	2
she was coming aft	2
more changes and competition	2
on the red jacket	2
the district of algoma	2
sloop nancy of virginia	2
chapter ix the great	2
owes much to the	2
below the water level	2
the men who had	2
smile on his face	2
the captain of this	2
the seas had to	2
that there should be	2
high school boys series	2
the most popular boat	2
of this country in	2
at this time were	2
he was interested in	2
to talk with you	2
were to be employed	2
on the night of	2
but he did not	2
as the growth of	2
in a similar way	2
in front of us	2
of the boat on	2
part taken by our	2
to the dock on	2
the trek to the	2
who had gone over	2
is what i am	2
he saw at once	2
interest was taken in	2
had been established in	2
on account of the	2
hand at the wheel	2
of the old wooden	2
there is such a	2
out of the lake	2
returned to the lower	2
on all sides of	2
northampton to the port	2
toronto in connection with	2
not to be wondered	2
and early water routes	2
take charge of the	2
and dropped into the	2
and when the iron	2
the stoke hole watch	2
taken part in the	2
collecting corn from the	2
flat on his back	2
the duc de liancourt	2
what had taken place	2
working at a low	2
but when we had	2
leave for the falls	2
waters of the lake	2
for this kind of	2
trying to swim out	2
from head to foot	2
just come up from	2
the ship was not	2
on the martha ogden	2
place at point comfort	2
am sure you will	2
trek to the western	2
out of the ordinary	2
for a few minutes	2
from one of the	2
on the elizabeth river	2
with a view to	2
upon the stocks at	2
of the ship was	2
of a liverpool shipowner	2
the falls of james	2
courses of the niagara	2
on board an atlantic	2
and the rest of	2
difficult for a submarine	2
occupied by their descendants	2
event in the history	2
how cibola got her	2
robert and john of	2
steve did not reply	2
be noted that the	2
seas had to be	2
to distinguish it from	2
boat used in the	2
what do you propose	2
to be a man	2
how did you happen	2
system of cartage still	2
for the purchase of	2
to the lower side	2
navigating the great lakes	2
down through the welland	2
boys stand the test	2
during the past fifty	2
he noted that his	2
stood on the dock	2
five feet in length	2
on the south side	2
struggles of the past	2
the hand of the	2
on the occasion of	2
beginnings of railroads in	2
the second half of	2
by the railway companies	2
the departure of the	2
from sail to steam	2
boys of steel series	2
the managers of the	2
to toronto and return	2
side of the after	2
with sails and rigging	2
sent up by the	2
to carry on the	2
the main road from	2
the volume of water	2
roughing it on the	2
to the bottom of	2
by lord de la	2
as we have seen	2
of the two names	2
you will have to	2
to the position of	2
he had an office	2
was enacted by the	2
as part of the	2
the american line steamers	2
quarter of the seventeenth	2
can be launched in	2
i should like to	2
to make sure that	2
the red jacket was	2
of the province of	2
general court of virginia	2
having been appointed to	2
up its great prosperity	2
was the same as	2
at an early date	2
the united states army	2
appointed to the chicora	2
ix the great eastern	2
the first merchant shipping	2
west side of the	2
up to the deck	2
and a lake veteran	2
made the white star	2
that he had an	2
it is difficult to	2
and a number of	2
you ought to be	2
to the man at	2
to lake ontario level	2
in the art of	2
the niagara river in	2
to the usual landing	2
from james river with	2
from the lower district	2
bear was floundering about	2
new era in the	2
that you will see	2
new york central was	2
were those of a	2
at point comfort in	2
way and that by	2
the best way to	2
in case anything happens	2
at the canadian sault	2
convenience of the public	2
the design of steamers	2
other volumes to follow	2
up and be a	2
river to the land	2
down the great lakes	2
the ship was a	2
were selected from the	2
the land of col	2
it was evident that	2
to make their way	2
he had been in	2
boat on the lake	2
stern of the richmond	2
did not hesitate to	2
the chesapeake bay bugeye	2
there is to be	2
chapter iv the makers	2
on the last day	2
from niagara falls to	2
he reached his companion	2
jams on the river	2
the niagara river were	2
the position of shipping	2
most interesting developments in	2
was specially designed to	2
came in contact with	2
line that was tossed	2
a few swift strokes	2
the old bibby line	2
between york and niagara	2
to one of the	2
the object being to	2
created a demand for	2
how much of a	2
and the number of	2
brought up from halifax	2
the royal navy in	2
i have seen the	2
steve lay over on	2
the chairman of the	2
said that this was	2
this was not all	2
the circus boys on	2
shipping and the war	2
on the potomac river	2
the yonge street dock	2
the northern shores of	2
we were about to	2
to talk to you	2
colony of new york	2
and sir thomas gates	2
of the steamers of	2
connection with the canada	2
you ought to have	2
had had the words	2
after a while the	2
cross the said river	2
he could not make	2
ever since he had	2
the death of mr	2
to provide for the	2
you saved my life	2
and at the same	2
a jabble of a	2
sailing vessel having three	2
the bend in the	2
that was tossed to	2
jabble of a sea	2
there was no use	2
from the other end	2
the years went by	2
against the sides of	2
and the head of	2
combined rail and water	2
it was necessary to	2
merchant ships and the	2
a renewal of the	2
led down into the	2
was called upon to	2
to the new york	2
is steering the ship	2
the company as a	2
a leading position in	2
of the floors the	2
unless you wish to	2
in the afternoon we	2
school boys in summer	2
on duty at the	2
the bear has escaped	2
the time the fog	2
in a few weeks	2
to show you how	2
could be seen from	2
rare presence of mind	2
the high school boys	2
carry hogsheads of tobacco	2
the lights in the	2
the state of michigan	2
old portage route revived	2
from madeira and barbadoes	2
of the side of	2
head on a hatch	2
of the canadian pacific	2
first board of directors	2
a small american steamer	2
coming through the crosby	2
he was destined to	2
the hudson bay and	2
electric railway opens to	2
to the main deck	2
until the end of	2
proprietor of the place	2
cross the river to	2
more steamboats and early	2
on the deck below	2
of norfolk and nansemond	2
over the edge of	2
as long as i	2
to the usual place	2
ways of spelling cayuga	2
of the steamer of	2
an old portage route	2
smith was the man	2
the conditions of life	2
the battleship boys in	2
went down to the	2
the era of large	2
stern of the vessel	2
in order that the	2
out of james river	2
from where they were	2
that there had been	2
the makers of our	2
of making a voyage	2
down into the hold	2
the river from niagara	2
was required to pay	2
as far as the	2
into the middle of	2
so that he was	2
was the position of	2
his eyes from the	2
that he is a	2
of the lake ontario	2
that the course was	2
of the kingston gazette	2
credit is due to	2
every inch of the	2
of the first merchant	2
it was enacted by	2
but it was through	2
esteemed a very fine	2
be put together again	2
september issue of the	2
of makinge their boates	2
took the place of	2
twenty and under fifty	2
all the trouble we	2
of littleton eyre on	2
to captain john perrin	2
would be ready for	2
than might have been	2
the urgent need for	2
for many years as	2
and give me a	2
back through the rocks	2
steve tried to shout	2
burbo bank and the	2
this side of the	2
forty or fifty feet	2
the other ship was	2
much that was picturesque	2
do we have to	2
the virginia eastern shore	2
all along the line	2
up on the rocks	2
across the smaller streams	2
and the balance of	2
a smile on his	2
to pass through a	2
port your helm a	2
turn of the bilge	2
he realized that he	2
secretary to the admiralty	2
of the iron ore	2
was rapidly becoming a	2
contract for carrying the	2
i wish i had	2
chippewa in drydock at	2
be added to the	2
other ports on the	2
in proportion to their	2
this was a very	2
of the steamers in	2
lost no time in	2
and the iron boys	2
was followed by the	2
the beginning of our	2
had been so long	2
of the seventeenth century	2
claim to be the	2
in the cinder pits	2
for the reception of	2
queen victoria niagara park	2
for the next few	2
in the chops of	2
high school boys in	2
a moment later the	2
virginia and north carolina	2
in the journal of	2
a cloud of steam	2
were on the bridge	2
we will go back	2
on wednesday and saturday	2
at the first opportunity	2
told what had happened	2
in the new world	2
rest of the way	2
deep enough to float	2
frame of a snow	2
a line of small	2
the skipper in a	2
to the creation of	2
that we are not	2
by the court to	2
which the niagara company	2
with one of the	2
on the let her	2
flood coming through the	2
was considered by the	2
was now evident that	2
knew that he was	2
body of steve rush	2
feet above the usual	2
i ask how you	2
the movements of the	2
could make out the	2
rail and water route	2
to get into the	2
that he had never	2
the shipowner of the	2
the boys of steel	2
in the early sixties	2
of northampton to the	2
more the united management	2
by captain hugh richardson	2
of munitions of war	2
on the upper level	2
you propose to do	2
still to be seen	2
rapid growth of the	2
i might not have	2
the first mention of	2
in drydock at kingston	2
of the virginia eastern	2
land of william cabbell	2
season of the new	2
from september to december	2
and the people of	2
position of the ship	2
were to be established	2
one of intense activity	2
route of the steamer	2
being the first to	2
during the american civil	2
and having one or	2
the usual landing place	2
by the end of	2
a meeting of the	2
purchase may be shown	2
dived from the rail	2
the town of southampton	2
fifty tons of ore	2
the current and the	2
a new hand at	2
the ship and the	2
in the same direction	2
a master who was	2
be brought to the	2
out of the difficulty	2
one of the other	2
from the land of	2
the circumstances in which	2
the course of your	2
to one side of	2
do we go on	2
the next question is	2
the sloop nancy of	2
by the fact that	2
going on board the	2
the niagara route to	2
niagara river navigation co	2
trip up the river	2
grammar school boys in	2
is a good thing	2
chapter v our merchant	2
the spot where he	2
two trips per day	2
to have been the	2
of the dock to	2
history of jefferson county	2
i think i have	2
out to the deck	2
wednesday and saturday afternoons	2
the people of this	2
of the ship by	2
up on the ore	2
or to rappahannock creek	2
brought up for the	2
on the banks at	2
the yonge street slip	2
go on board the	2
hanlan and toronto waterside	2
that it should be	2
as manager of the	2
bear testimony to the	2
some idea of the	2
the appearance of an	2
quite a jabble of	2
he was able to	2
voyage to virginia in	2
and grange hustlers on	2
vii the red jacket	2
in the olden days	2
on the road to	2
to the head of	2
do you know what	2
motor boat club at	2
issue tickets over us	2
for many years been	2
the windows of the	2
his excellency the governor	2
under the stern of	2
for the iron boy	2
in virginia in mid	2
mile and a half	2
good shape and were	2
that they are not	2
strikes me as being	2
sloop betty of virginia	2
was placed in the	2
their places in the	2
the frequency of the	2
the cradle of the	2
i want to talk	2
mouth of the river	2
just a little above	2
the railway and the	2
which had been anticipated	2
the matter with the	2
in isle of wight	2
for so many years	2
shown the vessel by	2
see to it that	2
that is what i	2
for in addition to	2
captain of the other	2
at the chickahominy shipyard	2
are apt to forget	2
you to take the	2
the steamer could be	2
the process of erosion	2
what are you doing	2
when we get to	2
entered at the port	2
and get ready for	2
the ship in the	2
on the deck above	2
was not a success	2
the increased business which	2
the death of captain	2
of the war of	2
bend in the cut	2
to do battle with	2
one of these fine	2
trouble in the stoke	2
a long way off	2
council and general court	2
to the rear of	2
me to try to	2
seaborne trade in virginia	2
passengers on the ice	2
of the doings of	2
with the wolseley expedition	2
whom steve had had	2
inclinable to purchase may	2
was tossed to him	2
you and see that	2
trying to pick a	2
was on the point	2
a winter of changes	2
to the time the	2
for some time after	2
making the passage in	2
to go to the	2
back and tell the	2
for a few moments	2
tiller the wrong way	2
navy of the revolution	2
the tender to the	2
the brig little molly	2
tragedy of the lakes	2
had been built in	2
term of years contract	2
with rare presence of	2
it became evident that	2
can you tell me	2
any part of the	2
vessel on the stocks	2
the canadian side at	2
for river and sea	2
the general assembly that	2
of the sands makes	2
to the fire room	2
full of red ore	2
of sir frank smith	2
belonging to the company	2
on the coal heap	2
it was not to	2
on the morning of	2
the fog came down	2
report for duty on	2
to be placed in	2
of history and biography	2
how the falls cut	2
am going to make	2
the smartness of the	2
on one of these	2
down the rapids to	2
developments in the history	2
grip of the waves	2
reminiscences of a liverpool	2
bobbed up on the	2
the renown of the	2
with an indulgent smile	2
for some years the	2
you will feel better	2
and on the other	2
had no thought of	2
spirit of the times	2
knowledge of the passenger	2
of many of our	2
entered in the upper	2
in the selection of	2
cargo of munitions of	2
and farther away from	2
the matter with you	2
in the old sailing	2
on the windward side	2
captain and managing owner	2
increased in size and	2
on the slender raft	2
dock on the niagara	2
ran in connection with	2
will feel better after	2
on the far side	2
at the price of	2
owner of the ship	2
scouring power of the	2
the long voyage trades	2
at newark and niagara	2
of miles per hour	2
be remembered by many	2
taken across the lake	2
to the extent of	2
the keel was laid	2
from head to feet	2
and general court of	2
makers of our shipping	2
names at newark and	2
out of his cabin	2
the use of his	2
might have been expected	2
of the upper level	2
on the same ship	2
the curve of the	2
one of the greatest	2
the signal for the	2
is to the tourist	2
and the war chapter	2
with sundry european goods	2
he began paddling with	2
of the river to	2
far side of the	2
the history of her	2
chapter vii the red	2
cries for help were	2
in the hands of	2
with the indians for	2
about this time the	2
and those of the	2
and there was some	2
duty at the time	2
or west indies trade	2
and in course of	2
brig little molly of	2
to establish a steamship	2
it with so many	2
then he turned to	2
in the legislature of	2
in this he was	2
on the bridge and	2
enacted by the general	2
centre of the river	2
of the let her	2
the entrance of the	2
we had made our	2
is still to be	2
largest vessel of her	2
canoe route to upper	2
via the niagara river	2
officers and men from	2
on the th september	2
down the river and	2
after you have been	2
the cunard company was	2
in others the ship	2
came out of the	2
in consideration of the	2
of the red ore	2
anew in the cinder	2
voice from the deck	2
had nothing to eat	2
gone over the side	2
star line of australian	2
well calculated for the	2
the centre of through	2
as that of a	2
the boat on the	2
in the presence of	2
the welfare of the	2
the chicora through the	2
to allow us to	2
go to my cabin	2
at the upper end	2
ferries on the rappahannock	2
dalhousie with upper gate	2
tell the engineer to	2
the sands of the	2
for the last two	2
get a piece of	2
of the trading towns	2
a closed port for	2
century was the emergence	2
did you happen to	2
and in consequence of	2
the sinking of the	2
to carry out the	2
will be remembered that	2
know whether i am	2
was evident that the	2
cradle of the republic	2
ends of the earth	2
meat in the cage	2
the crash in the	2
to join the steamer	2
steamboats and early water	2
the united management from	2
canoe and the chesapeake	2
falls cut their way	2
been the first to	2
a voice from the	2
the reputation of the	2
river and sea service	2
as though they had	2
the land of thomas	2
full cargo of cotton	2
did you do that	2
a long and eventful	2
who had been the	2
niagara falls park and	2
there was an opening	2
the next ten minutes	2
witches of the sea	2
some time to come	2
the island of puerto	2
by the construction of	2
a few minutes ago	2
upper end of the	2
was the most popular	2
to the port of	2
there is no doubt	2
that she could not	2
of the breast wall	2
of the upper estuary	2
manager of the niagara	2
falls park and river	2
the foot of church	2
what do you make	2
face of the iron	2
it was not a	2
of naval architecture in	2
in a few hours	2
lie down and go	2
bermuda hundred to city	2
skipper of the up	2
a sailing vessel having	2
was found to be	2
dropped into the sea	2
shores of lakes huron	2
history of the united	2
came to virginia and	2
of a bulky character	2
drilling up and down	2
the transfer of the	2
had to be taken	2
for a steamer feet	2
niagara river to the	2
i would suggest that	2
he was expected to	2
of the lake were	2
head of lake superior	2
is doubtful if the	2
to cross the atlantic	2
was beating the water	2
their way back through	2
mouth of the james	2
of a voyage to	2
in the way of	2
it when we get	2
river the centre of	2
on the arrival of	2
by the action of	2
what are known as	2
spectacular event in the	2
by the high freights	2
upper lakes with the	2
arrived at point comfort	2
most spectacular event in	2
incomplete without some reference	2
and a new venture	2
was eight feet deep	2
the rapidity with which	2
where they now are	2
of the cunard line	2
she was to be	2
the queen of the	2
and john of virginia	2
was appointed to the	2
a bolt from the	2
to ship on the	2
to virginia in the	2
in view of the	2
had taken part in	2
the midst of a	2
person in want of	2
grip of a giant	2
the head of navigation	2
there is one thing	2
and the ship was	2
the shipping industry of	2
have been put to	2
the best white oak	2
a man in the	2
ships and the war	2
of the mohawk and	2
as a day boat	2
to do would be	2
the road to conneaut	2
do you make of	2
the first eras of	2
trade in virginia in	2
of the steamer being	2
edge of the deck	2
in order to prevent	2
of the shipowner has	2
with the second city	2
will have to be	2
to the city and	2
going to be a	2
on the clipper lines	2
for the canadian pacific	2
i do not believe	2
from york the snow	2
of ships of any	2
and men from the	2
english vessel known to	2
as told by her	2
sides of the lake	2
on the north shore	2
schooner displaced the sloop	2
in contact with a	2
from the fire room	2
the description of the	2
but it was the	2
went down to his	2
on the back of	2
he was the first	2
such a vessel may	2
was the emergence of	2
in bringing the steamer	2
as to throw the	2
brought about by the	2
of the city council	2
by the government at	2
still occupied by their	2
madeira and barbadoes with	2
such a thing as	2
the grip of a	2
been turned out of	2
going to do with	2
am beginning to think	2
to pull himself up	2
of the canada southern	2
did not know whether	2
than appeared on the	2
set out by the	2
the said ship is	2
have been built by	2
what he was doing	2
iron boys on deck	2
we have already alluded	2
wrote that he had	2
and was for many	2
from year to year	2
had gone over the	2
in the cousin jack	2
over the rail to	2
what do you mean	2
rush did not understand	2
was used to form	2
as shown in the	2
at all of the	2
first season of the	2
of the development of	2
the niagara escarpment from	2
up by the waves	2
the snow london of	2
on the west coast	2