We Will Shout Tickets To Hear Andrew Mack
In Book III Dudley jokes about tickets for a theatre night as dinner approaches. The narrator, softened yet still annoyed, plans to humor Dudley’s theatre loving spirit by shouting tickets to hear Andrew Mack in Arrah na Pogue. A prior spiritualism dispute lingers as they head home.
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Dudley
Andrew Mack
Fire boat voyage ends in catastrophe after fogbound wreck
On the Atatapu a fireboat of about 3000 tons, a funeral procession, and a hidden conspiracy collide with tragedy as fog seals the fate of passengers. Detective Orr uncovers a ruse involving Charles Lasker and Edmund Jacomb, while the ship strikes rocks and passengers and crew rally to save the women and children. The narrator contemplates faith amid disaster.
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Gop
S.s
Atatapu
Sussex Street
Pitt Street
Mal de Mer
Dudley
Myself
Sydney
Manl
Detective Orr
Charles Lasker
Edmund Jacomb
Auckland
Orr
Calamity in Wiltshire Fog Sets Sail on Sunday Morning
The narrator describes a dense Wiltshire fog on a Sunday morning at sea, noting an early rise and a bath before walking on deck to breakfast. He encounters the second mate, praising him as one of the finest men he has known.
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Wiltshire
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Aratapu
Syd-ey
Jacomb
Lasker
Australia
George Street
Astoatah
Mrs. McCathie’s Ltd
Manchester