 It was after eight; suddenly the sun, which a moment before was a great disc of burnished gold, sank below the thin line of land between sky and sea. Then the evening gun from the Duke of York's Bastion proclaimed the death of another day with a loud...  By Celia's arbour, by W. Besant and J. Rice - Страница 7написао/ла sir Walter Besant - 1878Пуни преглед - О овој књизи
 | 1877 - 602 страница
...to bid him God-speed. It was after eight ; suddenly the sun, which a moment before was a great disk of burnished gold, sank below the thin line of land...tremble. And from the barracks in the town ; from the harbor-admiral's flag-ship ; from the port-admiral's flag-ship ; from the flag-ship of the admiral... | |
 | Hendrik Poutsma - 1923 - 256 страница
...Christian man, to curdle. WALT. BESANT, All Sorts and Cond. of Men, Ch. XXXVIII, 260. ') MURRAY, sv make. The evening gun from the Duke of York's bastion proclaimed...with a loud report, which made the branches in the tree above us fo shake and tremble, id., By Celia's Arbour, I, Ch. I, 10. More than any other of his... | |
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