The Lieutenant and Commander - Being Autobigraphical Sketches of His Own Career, from Fragments of Voyages and Travels by Basil Hall
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A man overboard--Crossing the line--Duty of officers--Rival
Neptunes--A boy overboard--Affecting incident--A true-hearted sailor--Bathing at sea--A well-timed action--Swimming--A necessary acquisition--A man overboard--What should be done, and how to do it--Effects of precipitancy--Life-buoy--Regulations for emergencies--Managing the ship with a man overboard--Stationing the crew--Directing the boats CHAPTER X. Sunday on board a man-of-war--Mustering by divisions--The fourth commandment--Short services recommended--Order for rigging--Scrubbing and sweeping--Sunday muster--Jack's dandyism--Jack brought up with a round turn--Mustering at divisions--Inspection--The marines--Round the decks--The sick-bay--Lower deck--Below--Cockpit--The gun-room--Quarter deck CHAPTER XI. The ship church--Rigging the church--Short services recommended--Short sermons recommended--Religious duties necessary to discipline--Church service interrupted--The day of rest CHAPTER XII. Naval ratings and sea pay--Mustering clothes--Between decks on |
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