11. Copper voice pipes were being fitted to British two and three-deck warships as early as 1803. 12. "Tackling, " a small voice piped up. 13. Then a small, inner voice piped up. 14. As Tupa was going about shrugging off his league-leading performance, a voice piped up from a nearby locker. 15. The little voice pipes up again. 16. There were also voice pipes connected to the inside steering position, the engine room, the radio room and the wardroom. 17. Permanently fitted, rigid voice pipes are still in use and are generally covered with heavy lids to avoid ingress of water. 18. The steering shelter was fitted with a voice pipe for communication with the stoker, a featherspray control lever, and a fold-up seat. 19. A few minutes later, the same voice pipes up in a test of the ground proximity warning system : " Don't sink! 20. "In the beginning there was Adam and Eve, " a girl's voice piped in, " and Adam and Eve had Cain and Abel ."
