 | 1835 - 904 páginas
...the Captain, and the proceedings down to their departure, are thus alluded to by the Doctor : — " In the evening we re-assembled, when a short address...glare on the hardy weather-worn countenances of the as. sembled group, who were ever and anon reminded of their unenviable situation, by a sudden blast... | |
 | 1836 - 646 páginas
...The sailors, with characteristic levity, were in high glee, and quite delighted with their fare. " In the evening we re-assembled, when a short address...anon reminded of their unenviable situation, by a blast of the breeze, or a sullen threatening roar of the ruthless sea. Place, time, and circumstances,... | |
 | 1836 - 636 páginas
...scene was impressive and picturesque ; the numerous blazing fires, which the sailors had for-pastime kindled along the shore, completely illumined the...anon reminded of their unenviable situation, by a blast of the breeze, or a sullen threatening roar of the ruthless sea. Place, time, and circumstances,... | |
 | 1838 - 534 páginas
...when a short address was nmde (by the Captain) to the sailors, explanatory of our future proceedings. The scene was impressive and picturesque ; — the...now floating, and threw a lurid glare on the hardy weuther-worn countenances of the assembled group, who were ever and anon reminded of their unenviable... | |
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In the evening we re-assembled, when a short address was made to the sailors, explanatory of our projected future proceedings. The dangers that might reasonably be expected to befall us during the way, were pointed out, and also the means of averting... 