Chapter 9—d**k’s Promotion

Jules Verne: Complete Works 1809 words 2020-03-19 13:05:59

Chapter 9—d**k’s Promotion The first feeling experienced by those on board the “Pilgrim,” after witnessing the terrible disaster was one of grief and horror at the fearful death that had befallen the victims. Captain Hull and his men had been swept away before their very eyes, and they had been powerless to assist. Not one was saved; the schooner had reached the spot too late to offer the least resistance to the attacks of the formidable sea-monster. When d**k and the n*****s returned to the ship after their hopeless search, with only the corroboration of their sad foreboding that captain and crew had disappeared for ever, Mrs. Weldon sank upon her knees; little Jack knelt beside her crying bitterly; and d**k, old Nan, and all the n*****s stood reverently around her whilst with great devou……

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