" One character repeats the phrase "Funny they don't see us" before mistaking a man waving a coat from an omnibus for a member of a life crew in this story, which ends when Billie the oiler dies, while the cook, the correspondent, and the captain are rescued.
One character in this work remembers the lamenting line "I never more shall see my own, my native land" from Caroline Norton's poem "Bingen on the Rhine." This work ends with the statement "[when] the wind brought the sound of the great sea's voice...they felt that they could be interpreters." One character repeats the phrase "Funny they don't see us" before mistaking a man waving a coat from an omnibus for a member of a life crew in this story, which ends when Billie the oiler dies, while the cook, the correspondent, and the captain are rescued. For 10 points, name this story about four men trying to reach shore in the title vessel by Stephen Crane.
One character in this work remembers the lamenting line "I never more shall see my own, my native land" from Caroline Norton's poem "Bingen on the Rhine.
“The {Open Boat}”