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Poor Mr. Ismay, highkey feel bad for the way everyone treated him…
— Jun 13, 2026 01:03AM
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Carol
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Beautiful and tragic account by Miss Elizabeth W. Shutes
— Jun 12, 2026 06:51PM
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Carol
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“Consideration must also be taken of the fact
that the accident occurred near midnight, and
though it was a bright, star-lit night, and the
ship’s electric lights shone almost to the last, it
was possible to recognize only one’s intimates at
close quarters.”
REAL
— Jun 12, 2026 05:50PM
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that the accident occurred near midnight, and
though it was a bright, star-lit night, and the
ship’s electric lights shone almost to the last, it
was possible to recognize only one’s intimates at
close quarters.”
REAL
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“The men all refrained
from asserting their strength and from crowding
back the women and children. They
could not have stood quieter if they had been
in church.”
I fear they don’t make people like this anymore
— Jun 09, 2026 10:24PM
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from asserting their strength and from crowding
back the women and children. They
could not have stood quieter if they had been
in church.”
I fear they don’t make people like this anymore
Carol
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“The suggestion that we should “say the Lord’s Prayer together met with instant approval, and our voices with one accord burst forth in repeating that great appeal to the Creator and Preserver of all mankind, and the only prayer that everyone of us knew and could unite in,
thereby manifesting that we were all sons of God
and brothers to each other whatever our sphere
in life or creed might be.”
😭😭
— Jun 09, 2026 09:29PM
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thereby manifesting that we were all sons of God
and brothers to each other whatever our sphere
in life or creed might be.”
😭😭
Carol
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“This was when a reluctant
refusal of assistance met with the ringing response
in the deep manly voice of a powerful man, who,
in his extremity, replied: “All right, boys; good
luck and God bless you.” I have often wished
that the identity of this hero might be established
and an individual tribute to his memory preserved.”
May the Lord God rest this man’s soul, whoever he was. Gosh I’m tearing up.
— Jun 09, 2026 09:24PM
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refusal of assistance met with the ringing response
in the deep manly voice of a powerful man, who,
in his extremity, replied: “All right, boys; good
luck and God bless you.” I have often wished
that the identity of this hero might be established
and an individual tribute to his memory preserved.”
May the Lord God rest this man’s soul, whoever he was. Gosh I’m tearing up.
Carol
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“there arose to the sky the most horrible
sounds ever heard by mortal man except by those
of us who survived this terrible tragedy. The
agonizing cries of death from over a thousand
throats, the wails and groans of the suffering,
the shrieks of the terror-stricken and the awful
gaspings for breath of those in the last throes of
drowning, none of us will ever forget to our
dying day.”
These poor people man
— Jun 09, 2026 07:56PM
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sounds ever heard by mortal man except by those
of us who survived this terrible tragedy. The
agonizing cries of death from over a thousand
throats, the wails and groans of the suffering,
the shrieks of the terror-stricken and the awful
gaspings for breath of those in the last throes of
drowning, none of us will ever forget to our
dying day.”
These poor people man
Ryan Barry
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First-hand accounts tell the true story of the Titanic's sinking - incredibly gripping, dramatic, and historically compelling.
— Jan 15, 2026 01:18PM
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Ryan Barry
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This first-person account of the famous ships sinking is quite a riveting read.
— Jan 10, 2026 09:49PM
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