It was pronounced "unsinkable."

She was advertised as the largest steamer in the world and as the safest; she was called "unsinkable."

He has not yet conquered nature; his "unsinkable" masterpiece was torn apart like cardboard and plunged to the bottom.

Yet this provision could hardly have been very extensive, since it has long been an accepted axiom of the sea that the modern giant ships are indestructible, or at least unsinkable.

The idea that the ship was unsinkable had been so borne in on them that even when summoned upon deck and ordered to put on life-belts, many of them refused.

Was not the ship "unsinkable" after all?

Ships are not unsinkable; and Death will still take his toll of bold men's lives in the future as he has done in the past.

It was unsinkable.

Adapting their stroke to the rough water, the six sturdy rowers propelled their twenty-five-foot unsinkable boat at good speed, though it seemed infinitely slow when they thought of the crew of the stranded vessel off in the darkness, helpless and hopeless.

The millstone that hangs around our national neck, so that we can barely keep our heads above water, even when there is not a ripple upon its surface, and that always threatens to engulf us in perdition at the first symptoms of a storm,this millstone shall be converted into an unsinkable life-buoy, that shall not only support itself upon the crest of the highest waves, but shall help to keep afloat the entire national body.

[Illustration: THE UNSINKABLE TIRP GERMAN CHANCELLOR: "Well, thank Heaven, that's the last of Tirpitz.

The plain person is driven to the conclusion that if there are no unsinkable ships there are some unsinkable officials.

The plain person is driven to the conclusion that if there are no unsinkable ships there are some unsinkable officials.

The unsinkable Mrs. Jay, by Lewis Graham, pseud. & Edwin Olmstead.

The unsinkable Mrs. Jay.

The unsinkable, by C. S. Forester.

The unsinkable. SEE Forester, Cecil Scott.

The unsinkable Mrs. Jay, by Lewis Graham, pseud. & Edwin Olmstead.

The unsinkable Mrs. Jay.

The unsinkable, by C. S. Forester.

The unsinkable. SEE Forester, Cecil Scott.