0 ill because of the motion of a ship at sea -- trpící mořskou nemocí
Were you seasick on the voyage?
I suggest that the only transport advantage of which we can be reasonably certain is that people will not be seasick.
If they begin to be seasick at 18 they are not as good boys as if they are seasick when they are 14.
Anyone who has been seasick knows what that suffering is.
It is a beautiful school and some of its facilities have been paid for by the local community, but anyone walking inside it feels seasick.
Because of the kind of stomach horses have they are unable to be seasick and that results in blinding headaches.
They are hulks with big masts carrying microphones, gramophones and seasick disc jockeys.
Naturally all of us would much prefer not to be seasick and not to have the disagreeable inconvenience of transhipment from railway to boat, and boat to railway.
I see our position then as being much more like people in a small boat in the wash of a big liner, trying hard not to be seasick.
