 | Cyrus Redding - 1833 - 346 oldal
...expectation of being swallowed up by every wave ; it being sometimes with great difficulty that we could clear the boat of the water before the return of the next great sea ; all of us half drowned, and sitting, except those who baled, at the bottom of the boat : without... | |
 | Cyrus Redding - 1833 - 352 oldal
...expectation of being swallowed up by every wave ; it being sometimes with great difficulty that we could clear the boat of the water before the return of the next great sea ; all of us half drowned, and sitting, except those who baled, at the bottom of the boat : without... | |
 | 1834 - 658 oldal
...expectation of being swallowed up by eyory wave, it being with great difficulty that we could sometimes clear the boat of the water, before the return of the next great sea ; all of us half drowned, and sitting, except those who bailed, at the bottom of the boat ; and,... | |
 | 1835 - 1128 oldal
...of the stretches, and under it, as a sail, we scudded all night, in expectation of being swallowed up by every wave, it being with great difficulty that we could sometimes clear the boat of the water before the return of the next great sea ; all of us half drowned,... | |
 | Charles Bruce (writer of tales.) - 1875 - 942 oldal
...one of the stretchers, and under it as a sail we scudded all night, in expectation of being swallowed up by every wave, it being with great difficulty that we could sometimes clear the boat of the water, before the return of the next great sea ; all of us half drowned,... | |
 | Arthur Quiller-Couch - 1905 - 426 oldal
...one of the stretchers, and under it as a sail we scudded all night, in expectation of being swallowed up by every wave, it being with great difficulty that we could sometimes clear the boat of the water before the return of the next great sea ; all of us half drowned,... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1783 - 624 oldal
...one of the ftretchers, and under it as a fail we fcudded all night, in expectation of being fwallowed up by every wave, it being with great difficulty that we could fometimcs clear the boat «¡f the water before the return of the next great lea ; all of us half drowned,... | |
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I am sure no people ever endured more. In the morning, the weather grew moderate... 
