...an apprehension that the wound was mortal. Nelson himself thought so. A large portion of the skin of the forehead, cut from the bone, had fallen over one...and the other being blind, he was in total darkness. He desired the chaplain to deliver what he supposed to be his dying remembrance to lady Nelson; sent...

...the Nile, and it was feared that fatal consequences would ensue. * * " A large flap of the skin of the forehead, cut from the bone, had fallen over one...conceived by those who have never seen a cockpit in the time of action, and the heroism which is displayed amidst its horrors — with a natural and pardonable...

...the Nile, and it was feared that fatal consequences would ensue. * * " A large flap of the skin of the forehead, cut from the bone, had fallen over one...down, the surgeon, in the midst of a scene scarcely tf» be couceived by those who have never seen a cockpit in Hie time of action, and the heroism which...

...would ensue. * * " A large flap of the skin of the forehead, cut from the bone, had fallen over ooe eye ; and the other being blind, he was in total darkness....down, the surgeon, in the midst of a scene scarcely te be conceived by those who have never seen a cockpit in the time of action, and the heroism which...

...apprehension, that the wound was mortal. Nelson himself thought so : a large portion of the skin of the forehead, cut from the bone, had fallen over one...and, the other being blind, he was in total darkness. Desiring the chaplain, therefore, to deliver what he supposed to be his dying remembrance to Lady Nelson,...

...mortal. Nelson himself thought so ; a large flap of the ikin of the forehead, cut from the bone, bad fallen over one eye ; and, the other being blind,...is displayed amid its horrors,-— with a natural but pardonable eagerness,1 quitted the poor fellow1 ithett> under his hands, that he might instantly...

...occasioned an apprehension that the wound was mortal. Nelson himself thought so; a large flap of the skin of the forehead, cut from the bone, had fallen over one...is displayed amid its horrors, — with a natural but pardonable eagerness, quitted the poor fellow then under his hands, that he might instantly attend...

...occasioned an apprehension that the wound was mortalt Nelson himself thought so: a large flap of the skin of the forehead, cut from the bone, had fallen over one...in total darkness. "When he was carried down, 'the surgeon,-l-in the midst of a scene fiearbety to be conceived by those -who have never seen a cockpit...

...himself thought so ; a large flap of the skin of the forehead, cut from the hone, had fallen over the eye ; and, the other being blind, he was in total...down, the surgeon, in the midst of a scene scarcely to he conceived by those who have never seen a cockpit in time of action, and the heroism which is displayed...

...himself thought so : a large flap of the skin of the forehead cut from the bone, had fallen over the eye ; and, the other being blind, he was in total...which is displayed amid its horrors — with a natural but pardonable eagerness, quitted the poor fellow then under his hands, that he might instantly attend...