 | 1832 - 598 страница
...cats and cat-blocks, dolphins aml dolphin-strikers, whips and puddings, I was so puzzled with what 1 heard that I was about to leave the deck in absolute...Mr. Chucks, recollect this afternoon that you bleed M the buoys.' Bleed the boys, thought I, what can that be for ; at all events, the surgeon appears... | |
 | Frederick Marryat - 1834 - 348 страница
...fitted with a mouse or only a turtfs-head — told him the goose-neck must be spread out by the armourer as soon as the forge was up. In short, what with dead-eyes...operation. This last incomprehensible remark drove me (iff the deck, and I retreated to the cock-pit, where I found Mrs. Trotter. " O my dear !" said she,... | |
 | Frederick Marryat - 1842 - 490 страница
...armourer as soon as the forge was up. In short,- what with dead-eyes and shrouds, cats and catbloeks dolphins, and dolphin-strikers, whips, And puddings,...surgeon appears to be the proper person to perform that Dperation. This last incomprehensible remark drove me off the deck , and I retreated to the cock-pit,... | |
 | William Clark Russell - 1883 - 244 страница
...mousings, turk's-heads, and goosenecks. " In short,'' says Peter, " what with dead-eyes and shrouds, cat and cat-blocks, dolphins and dolphin-strikers, whips...was about to leave the deck in absolute despair." He lingered long enough, however, to hear the lieutenant order Mr. Chucks to bleed all the buoys during... | |
 | William Clark Russell - 1884 - 168 страница
...dead eyes and shrouds, cats and cat-Hocks, dolphins and dcilphin-strikera, whip and pudding*. I was no puzzled with what I heard that I was about to leave...recollect this afternoon that you bleed all the buoys.' " — P£TEB SlMPLU. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ LIBRARY EDITIONS, small post 8vo., cloth extra, price 6s. each.... | |
 | C. Stansfeld Hicks - 1887 - 426 страница
...COLLECTION OF SEA TERMS AND THEIR DEFINITIONS. Many Illustrations. Crown 8zv, 3*. 6d. Peter Simple : — " In short, what with dead-eyes and shrouds, cats and...recollect this afternoon that you bleed all the buoys.' " London : SAMPSON LOW, HARSTON, SEAKLE, & RIYINGTON, 188, Fleet Street, EC OWNERS AND CAPTAINS OF... | |
 | Frederick Marryat - 1904 - 542 страница
...fitted with a mouse or only a lurks-head — told him the goose-neck must be spread out by the armourer as soon as the forge was up. In short, what with dead-eyes...Chucks, recollect this afternoon that you bleed all the buoys.'1 Bleed the boys, thought I, what can that be for ? at all events, the surgeon appears to be... | |
 | Lionel Strachey - 1906 - 324 страница
...fitted with a mouse or only a Turk's-head — told him the goose-neck must be spread out by the armourer as soon as the forge was up. In short, what with dead-eyes...to be the proper person to perform that operation. — " Peter Simple." 68 Richard Barham Not a Sou Had He Got (Parody on Wolfe's "Burial of Sir John... | |
 | Carolyn Wells - 1923 - 804 страница
...fitted with a mouse or only a Turk's-head — told him the goose-neck must be spread out by the armourer as soon as the forge was up. In short, what with dead-eyes...to be the proper person to perform that operation. — Peter Simple. Douglas Jerrold was an infant prodigy and later a noted playwright; beside being... | |
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And then he asked the first lieutenant whether something should not be fitted with a mouse or only a turtfs-head — told him the goose-neck must be spread out by the armourer as soon as the forge was up. In short, what with dead-eyes and shrouds, cats... 