New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-30

was being handed ashore. Yet, though / could noe
guess that there was any uncommon danger II M0sA
sne e t sSas tss
chance Of mis- recovering shortly be must be got Gus
81 the ship; for even the length Of the Channel from
toe Downs TO the Sciies would be leagues too much
OF voyage for stomach that promised to kin it,
owner by rupturing blood vessel or two IL its
agony was not ended. / say, could sec that and.
on my own account, of the staggering rolling deck
vet the sight OF M0rec0mbe made me clearly undsr-
stand what the rude and giddy motion must seen 60
straintng tinbers the washing and thundefing1p f
water alongside, and the Deep hollow eurRle Of the
s ssas as they swsled op over the seutte and vested
green darkness of their folds.
n Presently the doctor returned with my friend
nUanel, VINO stood awhile trying to catch sight Of
then making out how fearfaliy III be Looked, he
sald: WITH deal Of pity and good feeling n hiz
tes am sorry to find you so bad, sir. II you
Rs sSd h. with COCK q his eye at the scsttis:
20 90 anything IN that way this side Of tonorTew,
tesnS yut y yo1 can manage 70 hold on antil we
tSeTs s sSs IsS Of Wight The pO be leaving
Pm frightfully bad answered Morseomb. IN a.
faint and choking voice that the skiuusr Ind TO
put hls ear to bis mouth to hear him above The
the doctor spoke to Thompson. taik;nS IN low
TONE. that Morecombe might not hear him 90 that /
~ nVt Catcn Wnab was SAID but there was great
Thompson directed at the sufferer, could jadss he
WAS good deal concerned by what he was hearing
Mell you know, sea-sickness ia thing for which no
cure mas been discovered yet; tho doctor conld do
nothing, and it was plain that the only remedy for
Siorecombe was to put him solid ground aud
looking at hum and thinking of Florence began to
consider that nothing better could happen for rs ali
than that he should leave the ship Whether some
tnlng TO that effect was In Daniels mind cannot
gay but fancied there was kind Of wink In the
orooR OF the eve he turned on me. as he slowed
round on ms heel &c leave the cabin saving 20 the
DOCTOR as he went that he was afraid there was no
enance OF landing Mr.. A0recombe before next day.
PUT nod speak TO the pilot and see what could Be
c oS went against my grain TO leave the poor
him until dnner-time and this did. putting . wet
!owel TO his forehead TO keep the swooning fecing
down, and supporting him when the deadly Rts OF
retchlng seized him but the Job was one Lat mo tell
you, had not much relish for as some of the at
JACKS were so bad that was thoroughly frightened
oy HIM, and expected, when let his head sink on
the pillow, to find him lheess
how on earth he could have come to sea with
such stomach as his could not imagine. He
must have travelled in his time, been upon tho
water, II only for short run, such as from Dover
70 Calais, or Holyhead to kingstown and wou,a
therefore know what sort of seafarng qualities h0
possessed. He was too i'll to answer questions; was
unable to speak, indeed, and so could only 20 on
mlnisterlng to him and puzzling my head. And
what thing was this TO come abOnt here were we,
shooting at each other for her following her to tao
other side Of the globe; here we say, In ono
cabin, one of in the most horrible condition Of
sea-sic knees and the other nursing him. Just dwell
upon this, you're fond Of the unexpected.
ITO be Continued)