The old sea captain [by G. Mogridge].1842 |
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Side xi
... taken - The stilling effect of oil on the waves- -Pilots - Cats , hounds , bears , and horses -Weighing anchor by the long - boat . CHAPTER XXV . Quarantine - The sparkling of the sea - The grassy sea - A storm and a calm - A sail at a ...
... taken - The stilling effect of oil on the waves- -Pilots - Cats , hounds , bears , and horses -Weighing anchor by the long - boat . CHAPTER XXV . Quarantine - The sparkling of the sea - The grassy sea - A storm and a calm - A sail at a ...
Side 10
... taken up , they used helps , undergirding the ship ; and , fearing lest they should fall into the quicksands , strake sail , and so were driven . And we being exceedingly tossed with a tempest , the next day they lightened the ship ...
... taken up , they used helps , undergirding the ship ; and , fearing lest they should fall into the quicksands , strake sail , and so were driven . And we being exceedingly tossed with a tempest , the next day they lightened the ship ...
Side 11
... taken up the anchors , they committed themselves unto the sea , and loosed the rudder bands , and hoised up the main- sail to the wind , and made toward shore . And falling into a place where two seas met , they ran the ship aground ...
... taken up the anchors , they committed themselves unto the sea , and loosed the rudder bands , and hoised up the main- sail to the wind , and made toward shore . And falling into a place where two seas met , they ran the ship aground ...
Side 36
... remains of seamen who had taken refuge on the island when shipwrecked . They looked forward to the time when their bones , also , would be whitening on the shore . " It was on the morning of the 5th of 36 LOSS OF THE ESSEX .
... remains of seamen who had taken refuge on the island when shipwrecked . They looked forward to the time when their bones , also , would be whitening on the shore . " It was on the morning of the 5th of 36 LOSS OF THE ESSEX .
Side 37
... taken up half drowned . The other two were also saved ; and being kindly treated by the captain of the Surry , the ship that saved them , they soon recovered their health and strength . " " Such things as these ought to make us feel for ...
... taken up half drowned . The other two were also saved ; and being kindly treated by the captain of the Surry , the ship that saved them , they soon recovered their health and strength . " " Such things as these ought to make us feel for ...
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