Memoirs of Paul Henry Kendricken
Memoirs of Paul Henry Kendricken
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I looked smooth and evenly covered with it. It took two days at least to get the ash dust out of my hair. The fireman and crew gave me a great shout when they saw me pulled out. I gave this incident little thought; in fact, I felt it a duty incumbent on me to do just what I did. I figured the risk only after I came out.
When I approached the captain to explain about the accident, we were on our way up the Delaware River, to the Navy Yard. The captain's clerk made a note of what I said. The comm...ander thanked me then and there for what I had done.
Every one thought we would be here in the river at anchor all night, instead of which we were snugly berthed at the Navy Yard and all safe at the city of Philadelphia after being fifteen months on the blockade.
During these fifteen months I never neglected to keep studying and discussing matters in connection with steam engineering.
Many of the officers were detached, and among them all of the engineers except myself. I remained to look after repairs while the ship was at the yard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I looked smooth and evenly covered with it. It took two days at least to get the ash dust out of my hair. The fireman and crew gave me a great shout when they saw me pulled out. I gave this incident little thought; in fact, I felt it a duty incumbent on me to do just what I did. I figured the risk only after I came out.
When I approached the captain to explain about the accident, we were on our way up the Delaware River, to the Navy Yard. The captain's clerk made a note of what I said. The comm...ander thanked me then and there for what I had done.
Every one thought we would be here in the river at anchor all night, instead of which we were snugly berthed at the Navy Yard and all safe at the city of Philadelphia after being fifteen months on the blockade.
During these fifteen months I never neglected to keep studying and discussing matters in connection with steam engineering.
Many of the officers were detached, and among them all of the engineers except myself. I remained to look after repairs while the ship was at the yard.
What to read after Memoirs of Paul Henry Kendricken?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Henry Kendricken to read onlineMoreLess
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