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The Woman the Sea Couldn't Take

she survived the Titanic. then its sister ship. then a third sinking. the sea kept missing.

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She survived the Titanic. Then she survived its sister ship sinking too. Then a third disaster.

Violet Jessop was aboard the Olympic when it collided in 1911. She was on the Titanic when it went down in 1912. And she was a nurse aboard the Britannic when it sank in 1916 — she leapt from a lifeboat to avoid being pulled into the propellers, and lived.

Three of the largest ships in the world. Three disasters. The sea couldn't take her.

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