...hours. "Were I to die this moment," said he, in his despatches to the Admiralty, " want of'frigates would be found stamped on my heart! , No words of...have suffered, and am suffering, for want of them." He had also to bear up against great bodily suffering: the blow had so shaken his head, that from its...

...&c. TO KARL SPENCER. HORATIO NELSON. [Letter Book.] My Lord, Month of the Nile, Oth Angus!. 1", Was I to die this moment, ' Want of Frigates' would be...my heart. No words of mine can express what I have, and am suffering for want of them. Having only the Mutine Brig, I cannot yet send off Captain Capel,...

...he might have exclaimed, as did Nelson in a similar emergency, in his despatches to the Admiralty, " Were I to die this moment, want of frigates would...have suffered, and am suffering, for want of them." In further estimating the labors and embarrassments of an officer of our navy, commanding in a distant...

...he might have exclaimed, as did Nelson in a similar emergency, in his despatches to the Admiralty, " Were I to die this moment, want of frigates would...have suffered, and am suffering, for want of them." In further estimating the labors and embarrassments of an officer of our navy, commanding in a distant...

...emergency, in his iespatches to the Admiralty, " Were I to die this moment, want of frigates would ue found stamped on my heart. No words of mine can express...have suffered, and am suffering, for want of them." In further estimating the labors and embarrassments of an officer of our navy, commanding in a distant...

...the store-ships, transports, &c. in the port of Alexandria. " Was I to die this moment (he says) ' want of frigates' would be found stamped on my heart. No words of mine can express what I have, and am suffering, from want of them." He suffered considerably from the injury he had received at the...

...the store-ships, transports, &c. in the port of Alexandria. " Was I to die this moment (he says) ' want of frigates' would be found stamped on my heart. No words of mine can express what I have, and am suffering, from want of them." He suffered considerably from the injury he had received at the...

...the whole in a few hours. " Were I to die this moment," said he, in his despatches to the Admiralty, "want, of frigates would be found stamped on my heart!...have suffered, and am suffering, for want of them." He had also to bear up against great bodily suffering ; the blow had so shaken his head that, from...

...said he in his despatches to the Admiralty, " want of frigates would be found stamped on my heart I No words of mine can express what I have suffered, and am suffering, for want of them." He had also to bear up against great bodily suffering; the blow had so shaken his head, that from its...

...will shoot high, although he shoot not so high as he aims." Nelson once said in the heat of battle, "were I to die this moment, want of frigates would be found written on my heart." With an earnestness as great, all men should have onward and upward written on...