Great Sea Stories: Second SeriesJoseph Lewis French Brentano's, 1925 - 348 sider |
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Side 15
... once againe got the winde of the Spaniards : who suffered themselves to be deprived of the commodity of the place in Caleis rode , and of the advantage of the winde neere unto Dunkerk , rather then they would change their array , or ...
... once againe got the winde of the Spaniards : who suffered themselves to be deprived of the commodity of the place in Caleis rode , and of the advantage of the winde neere unto Dunkerk , rather then they would change their array , or ...
Side 30
... once in no small danger , for that the Sea - horse had almost stricken her teeth into the sterne of their Boate ) thinking to over- throw it , but by meanes of the great crie that the men made , she was afraid , and swomme away againe ...
... once in no small danger , for that the Sea - horse had almost stricken her teeth into the sterne of their Boate ) thinking to over- throw it , but by meanes of the great crie that the men made , she was afraid , and swomme away againe ...
Side 32
... once fearing the number of our men , and yet they were thirtie at the least : the three that went forward in that sort , were Cornelius Jacobson , Master of William Barents ship , William Gysen , Pylot of the Pinnasse , and Hans van ...
... once fearing the number of our men , and yet they were thirtie at the least : the three that went forward in that sort , were Cornelius Jacobson , Master of William Barents ship , William Gysen , Pylot of the Pinnasse , and Hans van ...
Side 51
... of the killing and the wounding , and might have claimed a place in Alan's verses . But poets ( as a very wise man once told me ) have to think upon their rhymes ; and in good prose talk , Alan always did me THE SWORD OF ALAN 51.
... of the killing and the wounding , and might have claimed a place in Alan's verses . But poets ( as a very wise man once told me ) have to think upon their rhymes ; and in good prose talk , Alan always did me THE SWORD OF ALAN 51.
Side 66
... once settled in a very good situation in Glamorganshire , and was ruined by being security for an acquaintance . All differences being composed , he untied his bundle , which consisted of three bunches of onions , and a great lump of ...
... once settled in a very good situation in Glamorganshire , and was ruined by being security for an acquaintance . All differences being composed , he untied his bundle , which consisted of three bunches of onions , and a great lump of ...
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answered appeared approach Beare began blood blow boat body cabin called Cape captain carried clear close Colonel coming continued course crew cried Crimp dark dead deck door English eyes face fear feet fell Finn fire fleet four gave give guns half hand hard head heard hold hundred keep land leave length lieutenant light look marines mate mean mind minutes monster mouth never night officers once Parma passed pistol port presently pulled rest returned round sail sailors says seemed seen sent ship shot side sight soon sound Spaniards Spanish standing stood tell things thought told took turned unto vessel voice watch whole Wilfrid wind wounded yards
Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | Great Sea Stories: Second Series |
| Redaktør | Joseph Lewis French |
| Udgiver | Brentano's, 1925 |
| Længde | 348 sider |
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