 | William Mariner, John Martin - 1817 - 540 sider
...feet he stood aloft on the island of Lotooma, but being stunned with the blows, he staggered and fell again, with his head and body in the sea, and being...recover himself, he was drowned, his feet remaining upon dry land ; and thus the great enemy was destroyed." As a proof of these facts they shew two enormous... | |
 | 1827 - 384 sider
...aloft on the island of Lotooma ; but being stunned with the blows, he staggered and fell again, with head and body in the sea, and being unable to recover himself, he was drowned, his feet remaining upon dry land ; and thus the great enemy was destroyed. " As a proof of these facts, theyshow two enormous... | |
 | Constable and co, ltd - 1827 - 722 sider
...aloft on the island of Lotooma ; but being1 stunned with the blows, he staggered and fell again, with head and body in the sea, and being unable to recover himself, he was drowned, his feet remaining upon dry land ; and thus the great enemy was destroyed. " As a proof of these facts, they show two... | |
 | 1898 - 672 sider
...feet, he stood aloft on the island of Lotooma, but being stunned with the blows, he staggered and fell again, with his head and body in the sea ; and being...recover himself, he was drowned, his feet remaining upon dry land, and thus the great enemy was destroyed." "As a proof of these facts they show two enormous... | |
 | H. Stonehewer Cooper - 1880 - 396 sider
...started with a tremendous roar, (and recovering his feet, stood aloft on the island of Lotooma ; but falling again with his head and body in the sea, and...some marine monster. The second story is also one of Can Moola's, and relates to the enormous lizard he heard of when diplomatically engaged (with troops)... | |
 | 1903 - 784 sider
...feet, he stood aloft on the island of Lotooma, but being stunned with the blows, he staggered and fell again, with his head and body in the sea; and being...recover himself, he was drowned, his feet remaining upon dry land, and thus the great enemy was destroyed." " As a proof of these facts they show two enormous... | |
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With this intention, every man armed himself with an axe, and at a signal given they all struck his head at the same moment. Up started the giant with a tremendous roar, and recovering his feet, he stood aloft on the island of Lotooma, but being stunned... 