...into Cadiz : the lee line, therefore, was first engaged. « See," cried Nelson, pointing to the Royal Sovereign, as she steered right for the centre of...enemy's line, cut through it astern of the Santa Anna, three decker, and engaged her at the muzzle of her guns on the starboard side : " see how that noble...

...into Cadiz : the lee line, therefore, was first engaged. " See," cried Nelson, pointing to the Royal Sovereign, as she steered right for the centre of...enemy's line, cut through it astern of the Santa Anna, three decker, and engaged her at the muzzle of her guns on the starboard side : " see how that noble...

...into Cadiz — the lee line was, therefore, first engaged. " See," cried Nelson, pointing to the Royal Sovereign, as she steered right for the centre of...three.decker, and engaged her at the muzzle of her guns on her starboard side — " See how that noble fellow, Collingwood, carries his ship into action !" Collingwood...

...into Cadiz — the lee line was, therefore, first engaged. " See," cried Nelson, pointing to the Royal Sovereign, as she steered right for the centre of...enemy's line, cut through it, astern of the Santa Anna three decker, and engaged her at the muzzle of her guns on her starboard side — " See how that noble...

...into Cadiz — the lee line was, therefore, first engaged. " See," cried Nelson, pointing to the Royal Sovereign, as she steered right for the centre of...enemy's line, cut through it, astern of the Santa Anna three decker, and engaged her at the muzzle of her guns on her starboard side — ° See how that noble...

...into Cadiz : the lee line, therefore, was first engaged. " See," cried Nelson, pointing to the Royal Sovereign, as she steered right for the centre of...heat of the fire, and knowing the feelings of his commander and old friend, turned to his captain, and exclaimed: " Rotherham, what would Nelson give...

...of the Santa Anna three decker, ad engaged her at the muzzle of her guns on her starboard sidl — " See how that noble fellow, Collingwood, carries his ship into action !" Collingwood delighted in being first in the heat of the fire ; and knowing the feelings of his commander, and old friend,...

...— ' See how that noble fellow, Collingwood, carries his ship into action : how I envy him ! ' while Collingwood, delighted at being first in the heat of the fire, and knowing the feelings of his friend, turned to his captain, and exclaimed ; — 'Rotherham, what would Nelson give to be here!'...

...therefore, was first engaged. " See," cried Nelson, pointing to the Royal Sovereign, as she steered right to the centre of the enemy's line, cut through it astern...fellow, Collingwood, carries his ship into action !" The enemy continued to fire a gun at a time at the Victory, till they saw that a shot had passed...

...Sovereign cut through the centre of the enemy's line, and muzzle to muzzle engaged a threedecker, " see how that noble fellow Collingwood carries his ship into action." Collingwood, on the other hand, said to his Captain, " Rotherham, what would Nelson give to be here ?" As the Victory...