 | 1793 - Страниц: 532
...quarter-cafks of water out of fome of the butts on deck, and provifions and other neceffiries were jror up from the hold. Many hours previous to this, Lieutenant...to his officers, that he faw the final lofs of the fhip was inevitable, and could not help regretting the lot's of fo many braVe fellows. " As for me,"... | |
 | 1790 - Страниц: 694
...provifions and other necefftries were got up from the hold. Many hours previous to this, Lieut. Rico had privately declared to his officers, that he faw the final lofs of the fhip was inevitable, and could not help regretting the lofs of fo many brave fellow«. " As for me,"... | |
 | 1793 - Страниц: 542
...few quaríer-caíks of water out of fome of the butts on deck, and provifione and other necefîaries were got up from the hold. Many hours previous to...was inevitable, and could not help regretting the löfs of fo many brave fellows. " As for me," faid he, " I have determined to remain in the Ihip, and... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1793 - Страниц: 544
...of fome of the butts on tleck, and provifions and other neceffaries were got up from the hold. . 41 Many hours previous to this, Lieutenant Riou had privately...to his officers, that he faw the final lofs of the fhip was inevitable, and could not help regretting the lois of fo many brave fellows. " As for me,"... | |
 | George Burnett Barton - 1894 - Страниц: 426
...a few quarter-casks of water out of some of the butts on deck, and provisions and other necessaries were got up from the hold. Many hours previous to...Riou had privately declared to his officers that he saw the final loss of the ship was 1789 Captain remains with the ship. His calm demeanour. Condition... | |
 | Louis Becke, Walter Jeffery - 1901 - Страниц: 330
...a few quartercasks of water out of some of the butts on deck, and provisions and other necessaries were got up from the hold. Many hours previous to...Riou had privately declared to his officers that he saw the final loss of the ship was inevitable, and he could not help regretting the loss of so many... | |
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... were got up from the hold. Many hours previous to this, Lieutenant Riou had privately declared to his officers, that he faw the final lofs of the (hip was inevitable, and could not help regretting the löfs of fo many brave fellows. 