 | 1826 - 446 sider
...conversation among our own numbers, had, however, hardly ceased long enough to admit of sound sleep, when the volcano again began roaring and labouring with...activity The confusion of noises was prodigiously great. In addition to all we had before heard, there was an angry muttering and rumbling from the very bowels... | |
 | 1827 - 566 sider
...conversation among our own number had, however, hardly ceased long enough to admit of sound sleep, when the volcano again began roaring and labouring with...activity. The confusion of noises was prodigiously great. In addition to all we had before heard, there was an angry muttering from the very bowels of the abyss,... | |
 | 1827 - 448 sider
...conversation among our own numbers, had, however, hardly ceased long enough to admit of sound sleep, when the volcano again began roaring and labouring with...activity. The confusion of noises was prodigiously great. In addition to all we had before heard, there was an angry muttering and rumbling from the very bowels... | |
 | 1827 - 442 sider
...conversation among our own numbers, had, however, hardly ceased long enough to admit of sound sleep, when the volcano again began roaring and labouring with...activity. The confusion of noises was prodigiously great. In addition to all we had before heard, there was an angry muttering and rumbling from the very bowels... | |
 | 1828 - 596 sider
...intervals, by what appeared the desperate eft'ort of some gigantic power struggling for deliverance. These sounds were not fixed or confined to one place,...took place; and then again rushing to the farthest cud with incalculable velocity. The whole air was filled with the tumult; and those most soundly asleep... | |
 | Charles Samuel Stewart - 1828 - 334 sider
...intervals, by what appeared the desperate effort of some gigantic power struggling for deliverance. These sounds were not fixed or confined to one place,...ground on which we lay, took place; and then again mshing to the farthest end with incalculable velocity. The whole air was filled with the tumult; and... | |
 | Charles Samuel Stewart - 1828 - 428 sider
...conversation among our own number, had, however, scarcely ceased long enough to admit of sound sleep, when the volcano again began roaring and labouring with...activity. The confusion of noises was prodigiously great. In addition to all we had before heard, there was an angry muttering from the very bowels of the abyss,... | |
 | Charles Samuel Stewart - 1828 - 340 sider
...conversation among our own number, had, however, scarcely ceased long enough to admit of sound sleep, when the volcano again began roaring and labouring with...activity. The confusion of noises was prodigiously great. In addition to all we had before heard, there was an angry muttering from the very bowels of the abyss,... | |
 | Charles Samuel Stewart - 1828 - 226 sider
...conversation among our own number, had, however, scarcely ceased long enough to admit of sound sleep, when the volcano again began roaring and labouring with...activity. The confusion of noises was prodigiously great. In addition to all we had before heard, there was an angry muttering from the very bowels of the abyss,... | |
 | 1828 - 614 sider
...among our own number, had, however, scarcely ceased long enough to admit of sound sleep, when tlie volcano again began roaring and labouring with redoubled...activity. The confusion of noises was prodigiously great. In addition to all we had before heard, there was an angry muttering from the very bowels of the abyss,... | |
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These sounds were not fixed or confined to one place, but rolled from one end of the crater to the other; sometimes seeming to be immediately under us, when a sensible tremor of the ground on which we lay took place ; and then again rushing to the farthest... 
