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Identifier: summerinnorthern00hami (find matches)
Title: A summer in northern lands; the journal of a trip to Scandinavia
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: Hamilton, Charles William
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Publisher: Boston D. D. Nickerson
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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ake greatpride in the establishing of a steamship linebetween their country and America, manyvisitors are aboard, who are rushing all overthe ship and making it uncomfortable for theregular passengers. We were to sail at oneoclock, but did not get away until after three,consequently lunch was late, also, dinner.Here is hoping that after one or two voyagesthe novelty will wear off and things run moresmoothly. Several tugs, excursion boats, andyachts accompanied us down the bay and wepassengers derived considerable amusementfrom watching the lowering, by means of arope, of some belated visitors, among them arather stout woman, to the deck of a tug-boatthat was called alongside. Wednesday, June 25. Today is bright and the sea smooth, conse-quently all the passengers are on deck. Mostof them are Norwegians or of Norwegiandescent, but there are a few Americansaboard. The dining saloon is supplied with anumber of small tables, but all were taken bythe time I got around, so we were placed at
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A SUMMER IN NORTHERN LANDS 7 the Captains table, which seats about adozen persons. Shortly after lunch we en-countered a fleet of sailing vessels boundsouth, and while ahead watching them, Imade the acquaintance of a Norwegiangentleman named Stephensen, Captain of thePort of Christiania. He is a very agreeableman and speaks English quite well. In theafternoon, while leaning over the rail, I sawa large shark swimming away from the ship.It looked like the big sand sharks my boysused to catch in Vineyard Sound near Horse-shoe Shoal. Towards evening there weresome black clouds hovering about but, be-fore sunset they disappeared. One thingabout this ship I do not like is the arrange-ment of the windows in the state rooms onthe promenade deck. They are nice, big,square ones, but cant be opened. To be surethe ship has a very elaborate system of ventil-ation, by which the air is drawn throughtanks where it may be either heated orcooled, and from which it is distributed bymeans of pipes to the

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