Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen247William Blackwood, 1940 |
Dentro del libro
Resultados 1-3 de 80
Página 20
... Winds was drove three times the Wind changing to South to Cookhaven . This Town is East drove us very near to intirely supported by Ships , Leith in Scotland ; we would and Fishing . On board our gladly have anchored , but upon Ship was ...
... Winds was drove three times the Wind changing to South to Cookhaven . This Town is East drove us very near to intirely supported by Ships , Leith in Scotland ; we would and Fishing . On board our gladly have anchored , but upon Ship was ...
Página 258
... winds , even easterlies in which the ship bounded into the steep head seas with a stub - toe action unlike the lively long roll with which she fled before the follow- ing seas . And with the wind our mood altered . Fair wind . . . head ...
... winds , even easterlies in which the ship bounded into the steep head seas with a stub - toe action unlike the lively long roll with which she fled before the follow- ing seas . And with the wind our mood altered . Fair wind . . . head ...
Página 259
... wind ... these alternately shot estimates of our passage from 80 to 200 days . Head wind brought glum words and looks , and constant watching of how she was steering , competitions between the watches and the helmsmen how far they could ...
... wind ... these alternately shot estimates of our passage from 80 to 200 days . Head wind brought glum words and looks , and constant watching of how she was steering , competitions between the watches and the helmsmen how far they could ...
Contenido
Number 1491 | 17 |
CONTENTS | 32 |
A BEACON TO SANITY BY J W 341 | 99 |
Derechos de autor | |
Otras 19 secciones no mostradas
Otras ediciones - Ver todas
Términos y frases comunes
army arrived asked bank Baranowicze barque began BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE blue boat British Captain clear cockles cold colour dark Davout deck dogs door engine eyes face feet fire fish Grandine grey guns half Halka hand head hill horse hundred island John Willie Khartoum Kiangwan King knew land later leave light live looked Luniniec M'Gee ment miles morning Napoleon never night Nobbler Nova Scotia officer Oldport once Ootacamund Ooty passed Penang port Prussian Pruzana python Queensland realised river road rocks round sail sampan seemed seen ship shouted side snow soldiers stood streets suddenly Sumter thing thought tion told took town trees turned Unst village wait Wajir walked watch Wei-hai-wei Wilno wind woomera yards Zamarski