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Cellist Handel Hawkins immediately stopped although passengers rushed to- ward the exits, he saw 'no panic.' Most diners seemed stunned: the shock was so severe that glass in portholesat least those that were closedshattered and showered over the carpet. In the First Class Dining Saloon, after a program that included 'The Blue Danube,' Lusitania's band had just ended a vigorous encore of 'Tipperary' to entertain the diners. Her eyes, she recalled, 'were wide and startled, but brave.' When Theodate finally found her maid, she could only say, 'Oh, Robinson!' Stepping back out into the sunlit afternoon, Theodate saw that 'the deck suddenly looked very strange, crowded with people,' including two women who 'were crying in a pitifully weak way.' As they made their way through 'the crush of people coming and going,' Theodate saw Marie Depage. They ran into a small corridor just outside the Smoking Room to escape the water and debris raining down on the deck as they entered, Lusitania lurched to starboard, hurling them against the wall.

'By Jove, they've got us!' Friend cried out, slamming his fist against his hand. Looking out across the water, 'a marvelous blue and very dazzling in the sunlight,' she said, 'How could the officers ever see a periscope there?' Suddenly, the impact came she likened the sound to 'an arrow, entering the canvas and straw of a target, magnified a thousand times,' rapidly followed by another 'dull' explosion from somewhere below.

Lusitania was going so slow that she thought the engines had stopped. Walking the deck with Edwin Friend, Theodate Pope noted that

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