by John Marshall, Royal Naval Biography — Dix, Edward (1823)
“ At a great risk, one of the Cygnet’s boats was sent to their rescue, and they were brought on board that sloop, where warm blankets and friction restored the use of their benumbed limbs, whilst soup was administered to them in small quantities, until their exhausted and enfeebled stomachs could bear more solid food. Little did Captain Dix think that he would need himself, in a few days, the relief he thus afforded to others. ”
