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In peril on the sea

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The narrative follows Norah, who, after landing from a destroyer with her companion Netta, becomes anxious about her cousin Patrick, who has been placed on a depot ship while she and Netta are taken to an island hut overseen by Mrs. Shaw. The plot revolves around a hazardous maritime incident and the characters' efforts to learn one another's fates, while the author punctuates the story with humorous, observational sketches of naval life, candid preface reflections on the challenges of writing sea fiction, and anecdotal portraits of routine, custom, and comportment aboard and ashore.

About the Author

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Montague T. Hainsselin

Montague T. Hainsselin was an author known for his work in maritime literature. His notable book, "In Peril on the Sea," explores themes of adventure and survival at sea, reflecting the challenges faced by seafarers. Hainsselin's writing captures the tension and excitement of life on the ocean, contributing to the genre of nautical fiction. While not widely recognized today, his work offers a glimpse into the maritime experiences of his time.