 | 874 sider
...kept fhaking it. After tiring himfelf with his repeated exhortations, of which no one could under Hand a word, he was quiet ; and then others took it, by turns, to fay fomething, though they adlcd their part neither fo long, nor with fo much vehemence as the other.... | |
 | Robert Kerr - 1815 - 546 sider
...played the orator, wore the skin of some animal, and held in each band something which rattled as he kept shaking, it. After tiring himself with his repeated...that two or three had their hair quite strewed over with small white feathers; and others had large ones stuck into different parts of the head. After... | |
 | General history - 1814 - 798 sider
...the orator, wore the skin of gome animal, and held in each hand something which rattled as he kepi shaking it. After tiring himself with his repeated...say something, though they acted their part neither sei long, nor with so much vehemence, as the other. We observed, that two or three had their hair quite... | |
 | 1815 - 476 sider
...After tiring himself with his repeated exertions, of which nothing was understood, he ceased, when others took it by turns to say something, though they...neither so long, nor with so much vehemence as the first. It was observed that two or three had their hair quite strewed over with Small white feathers,... | |
 | Robert Kerr - 1824 - 526 sider
...played the orator, wore the skin of some animal, and held in each hand something which rattled as he kept shaking it After tiring himself with his repeated...that two or three had their hair quite strewed over with small white feathers; and others had large ones stuck into different parts of the head. After... | |
 | James Cook - 1880 - 538 sider
...played the orator wore the skin of some animal, and held, in each hand, something which rattled as he kept shaking it. After tiring himself with his repeated...understand a word, he was quiet ; and then others took it up, by turns, to say something ; though they acted their part neither so long nor with so much vehemence... | |
 | 1882 - 94 sider
...the orator wore the skin of some animal, and held, in each hand, something which railied as he kepi shaking it. After tiring himself with his repeated...understand a word, he was quiet ; and then others took it up, by turns, to say something ; though they acted their part neither so long nor with so much vehemence... | |
 | James Cook - 1904 - 454 sider
...played the orator wore the skin of some animal, and held in each hand something which rattled as he kept shaking it. After tiring himself with his repeated...that two or three had their hair quite strewed over with small white feathers, and others had large ones stuck into different parts of the head. After... | |
 | Charles Henry Carey - 1922 - 1032 sider
...played the orator wore the skin of some animal, and held in each hand something which rattled as he kept shaking it. After tiring himself with his repeated...that two or three had their hair quite strewed over with small white feathers; and others had large ones stuck into different parts of the head. After... | |
 | Charles Henry Carey - 1922 - 1036 sider
...played the orator wore the skin of some animal, and held in each hand something which rattled as he kept shaking it. After tiring himself with his repeated...the other. We observed that two or three had their hailquite strewed over with small white feathers; and others had large ones stuck into different parts... | |
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... red dust or powder in the same manner. The person who played the orator, wore the skin of some animal, and held in each hand something which rattled as he kept shaking it After tiring himself with his repeated exhortations, of which we did not understand... 
