In section six of this work, one of the main characters recites a verse from Carolyn Norton's "Bingen on the Rhine." In a previous section one of the characters asks another what type of pie he likes best, in an attempt to assuage his hunger. For a brief moment there is excitement when a man waves his coat, but he is soon swallowed up by the murk as a lighthouse also disappears. First published in Scribner's in 1897, it is based on the author's experience after the steamer Commodore went down.  It features four men-a captain, a cook, a reporter, and an oiler-who try to guide the title object t
In section six of this work, one of the main characters recites a verse from Carolyn Norton's "Bingen on the Rhine." In a previous section one of the characters asks another what type of pie he likes best, in an attempt to assuage his hunger. For a brief moment there is excitement when a man waves his coat, but he is soon swallowed up by the murk as a lighthouse also disappears. First published in Scribner's in 1897, it is based on the author's experience after the steamer Commodore went down.  It features four men-a captain, a cook, a reporter, and an oiler-who try to guide the title object to shore.  FTP, name this short story about a shipwreck by Stephen Crane.
In section six of this work, one of the main characters recites a verse from Carolyn Norton's "Bingen on the Rhine.
"The Open Boat"