Personal Recollections of Werner Von Siemens; 2; v. 11-12
Personal Recollections of Werner Von Siemens; 2; v. 11-12
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He too had immediately understood the cause of the threatening blows, and that had sufficed to dispel every trace of sea-sickness. In the hold he in fact saw that the axis of the drum had got loosened from its upper frame, and that the blocks of especially hard wood, which had been carefully prepared and fitted for the protection of the frame, were wanting. The French ship's carpenters at first pretended not to know what had become of them, but when the blows increased in strength, and my broth...er called out that we should all be lost, if the wood was not immediately brought, their memory returned, and the blocks were produced. The fellows had ad- mired the unfamiliar solid wood and had regarded the pieces as superfluous.
With the violent rocking, we could not however succeed in placing the blocks in their proper places.
Meanwhile the blows had increased to such a degree that everybody was seized with fear lest the vessel should no longer resist them. Then my brother called to us through the open hatch-way, ''The oscillation is too great, steer against the wind!" The captain at once gave the necessary order, and the ship turned to meet the waves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He too had immediately understood the cause of the threatening blows, and that had sufficed to dispel every trace of sea-sickness. In the hold he in fact saw that the axis of the drum had got loosened from its upper frame, and that the blocks of especially hard wood, which had been carefully prepared and fitted for the protection of the frame, were wanting. The French ship's carpenters at first pretended not to know what had become of them, but when the blows increased in strength, and my broth...er called out that we should all be lost, if the wood was not immediately brought, their memory returned, and the blocks were produced. The fellows had ad- mired the unfamiliar solid wood and had regarded the pieces as superfluous.
With the violent rocking, we could not however succeed in placing the blocks in their proper places.
Meanwhile the blows had increased to such a degree that everybody was seized with fear lest the vessel should no longer resist them. Then my brother called to us through the open hatch-way, ''The oscillation is too great, steer against the wind!" The captain at once gave the necessary order, and the ship turned to meet the waves.
What to read after Personal Recollections of Werner Von Siemens; 2; v. 11-12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Werner Von Siemens to read onlineMoreLess
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