Hunt's Yachting Magazine, Том 6Hunt, 1857 |
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... anchor'd in a tranquil port , My friends no want denied , Each bruise was dress'd , each wound was heal'd , And every need supplied . My tap'ring masts were reared aloft , As proudly as of yore , And through my frame I felt the power To ...
... anchor'd in a tranquil port , My friends no want denied , Each bruise was dress'd , each wound was heal'd , And every need supplied . My tap'ring masts were reared aloft , As proudly as of yore , And through my frame I felt the power To ...
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... anchor in the evening , and we therefore managed to make a hearty lunch off some cold boiled beef and the aforesaid potatoes , " done to a turn , " which with the help of a bottle of Bass's Pale Ale rendered us rather indifferent to the ...
... anchor in the evening , and we therefore managed to make a hearty lunch off some cold boiled beef and the aforesaid potatoes , " done to a turn , " which with the help of a bottle of Bass's Pale Ale rendered us rather indifferent to the ...
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... anchor off the town of Southampton at 8 o'clock , they were about two miles below . By calculation we had run near a hundred and twenty miles between sunrise and sunset . The day was dull and cloudy but on the whole the cruise was a ...
... anchor off the town of Southampton at 8 o'clock , they were about two miles below . By calculation we had run near a hundred and twenty miles between sunrise and sunset . The day was dull and cloudy but on the whole the cruise was a ...
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... anchor was laid down , and supposed that like many other ancient harbours it may have silted up in the course of time , it turns out however by the late discove- ries that it is an excellent harbour , but so hidden amongst rocks that a ...
... anchor was laid down , and supposed that like many other ancient harbours it may have silted up in the course of time , it turns out however by the late discove- ries that it is an excellent harbour , but so hidden amongst rocks that a ...
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... anchor under the lee of the charcoal stove , in the best berths they could find , were quite as strong a contrast to the pale effeminate Roumelian guards . Nicephorus was the Nestor of the party ; the faint rays of our cruse , falling ...
... anchor under the lee of the charcoal stove , in the best berths they could find , were quite as strong a contrast to the pale effeminate Roumelian guards . Nicephorus was the Nestor of the party ; the faint rays of our cruse , falling ...
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Страница 38 - ... sound He hears, and thrice the hollow decks rebound ; Upstarting from his couch on deck he sprung ; Thrice with shrill note the boatswain's whistle rung: All hands unmoor ! proclaims a boisterous cry, All hands unmoor ! the cavern'd rocks reply.
Страница 171 - Up to this time, Winterton Light had served, instead of a land-mark, to direct his course ; but the tide had now carried him out of sight of it, and in its stead " a bright star stood over where" his hopes of safety rested. With his eyes steadfastly fixed upon it, he continued swimming on, calculating the time when the tide would turn. But his trials were not yet past. As if to prove the power of human fortitude, the sky became suddenly overclouded, and " darkness was upon the face of the deep.
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