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Praiseworthy suggested to Captain Swain to put lumber in the engine.
ReplyDeleteBecause praiseworthy said to captin swain that if he put lumber in the engine that would work
ReplyDeletePraisworthy suggested to Captain Swain to put lumber in the engine because lumber + fire = sparks. lol
ReplyDeleteAll true, but what hindered the Sea Raven?
ReplyDeleteThe Sea Raven took all of the coal at one of the ports so The Lady Wilma couldn't get any. All of the coal was on the Sea Ravens deck and it weighed the ship down.
ReplyDeleteThey had to much coal on there boat.They took it all so the Lady Wilma could`nt get any.That was a bad idea.
ReplyDeleteThey passed the Sea Raven because it took all the coal and so it was to heavy. While the Lady Wilma was light and swift.
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