Chost stories. Frere du Diable. The fisherman's family. The red flag at the fore. The prisoner. The convict. The burning ship. The veteran soldierE.L. Carey & A. Hart, 1835 |
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... storm , and the howling tempest : he had undauntedly looked death in the face , and the unrelenting tyrant had plundered him on every possible occasion , in his violent efforts to carry him off altogether . Thus the brave man had at ...
... storm , and the howling tempest : he had undauntedly looked death in the face , and the unrelenting tyrant had plundered him on every possible occasion , in his violent efforts to carry him off altogether . Thus the brave man had at ...
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... storms were on the wind , and heavy clouds obscured her light . Often in imagination did I hear the shrieks of the slaughtered negroes as they came howling on the gale , whilst I rapidly approached the ruined vil- lage which had been ...
... storms were on the wind , and heavy clouds obscured her light . Often in imagination did I hear the shrieks of the slaughtered negroes as they came howling on the gale , whilst I rapidly approached the ruined vil- lage which had been ...
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... storm . He as- sembled a band of the bravest of his countrymen , and a solemn oath was pledged upon the altar , that they would expel the sanguinary invaders from their native soil , or die in the attempt . It was an affecting sight to ...
... storm . He as- sembled a band of the bravest of his countrymen , and a solemn oath was pledged upon the altar , that they would expel the sanguinary invaders from their native soil , or die in the attempt . It was an affecting sight to ...
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... duct operations on land ; and in boarding and cut- ting out the vessels of the enemy from under the embrasures of well - mounted batteries , or in storm- ing the batteries themselves , his cool courage and his 30 FRERE DU DIABLE .
... duct operations on land ; and in boarding and cut- ting out the vessels of the enemy from under the embrasures of well - mounted batteries , or in storm- ing the batteries themselves , his cool courage and his 30 FRERE DU DIABLE .
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... storm - jib up ; for by the long swell from the westward , I am of opinion there has been bad weather to windward , which will be down upon us before long ; so let us have all low and snug before dark , my lad . And , James ...
... storm - jib up ; for by the long swell from the westward , I am of opinion there has been bad weather to windward , which will be down upon us before long ; so let us have all low and snug before dark , my lad . And , James ...
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Adele adventures afterwards agitated Agnes agony amusing arms Arrah Author bayonet beautiful billows boat boatmen brave breast brother captain CHARLES GORE command corpse cottage countenance dare dark dead death deck delight diablerie exclaimed eyes fair lady Faith father feelings fell female Fisherman's Family fore French Frere du Diable frigate gale Gazette guerilla hand heard heart heaven heavy honour hope horror horse hour human instantly JACOB FAITHFUL Jane Shore Jerry light Linstock look Mariqueta ment mind MIXED MATHEMATICS Monthly Magazine mother never night Norah officer once Paddy party passed PETER SIMPLE poor ratlines recollection red flag returned River Plate rocks round Sarjent says scenes seamen seemed ship shore shriek Sir Edward Sir Sidney smack soon soul Spanish language spirit spot stood storm sweet tempest thing tion TOM CRINGLE'S LOG vessel veteran Volumes watch waves whilst wild wind Wirrion wreck wretch young
Beliebte Passagen
Seite 73 - Once more upon the waters ! yet once more ! And the waves bound beneath me as a steed That knows his rider.
Seite 85 - Tis thou, thrice sweet and gracious goddess, addressing myself to LIBERTY, whom all in public or in private worship, whose taste is grateful, and ever will be so, till NATURE herself shall change...
Seite 82 - French eighty-gun ship that had been set on fire to prevent her falling into the hands of the English; and having anchored in a secure position, left my vessel in a four-oared boat, passed the batteries undiscovered, and executed my orders as the brave marshal stood in the great square, with white flags and beauty greeting his arrival. Peace came! Bonaparte was elbowed off" to Elba, and the "red flag at the fore...
Seite 69 - God ! — the vision is even now before me, when I beheld that pale-faced youth struggling in the agonies of death — those features full of mild benevolence, still more deadly in their hue, and hideous in convulsive writhings — the hand, that I had so often pressed with real unabated friendship, dyed in the life-stream from his heart, as he worked his fingers in the deep wound that dismissed his noble spirit ! It was in action, when rage and vengeance lashed the passions into fury. Yes ! there...
Seite 74 - ... billows ; like the soul of the mighty, struggling with the last pangs of mortality. Orders were given to furl the foresail, and about sixty of the best seamen sprang aloft to execute the command. Already had they extended themselves upon the yard, and were gathering up the folds of the heavy canvass, when a tremendous sea came, like an Alpine mountain, rushing towards us.
Seite 72 - Indiamen and transports with troops, were scattered in every direction; but now and then we could distinguish one or two, as they appeared for a moment on the summit of the foaming surge, like dim specks upon the verge of the horizon. Night came, and brought its frowning horrors — a pitchy darkness, which seemed almost palpable to the touch, hung with a funereal gloom above, whilst the wild waves, lashed by the raging tempest into sparkling foam, served but to render the blackness of the heavens...