 | 1793 - 602 Seiten
...immediately complied: u«)» continued to Ihout with great vpciferatipa* 269 «.iteration, and in a (hort time we landed, though not without great difficulty,...of the boat's crew being up to the middle in water. 1 drew up my people upon the beach, with my officers at their head, and gave orders that none of them... | |
 | 1803 - 598 Seiten
...vociferation, ciferation, and in a short time we landed, though not without great difficulty, most of the boat's crew being up to the middle in water....at their head, and gave orders that none of the'm should move from that station, till I should either rail or beckon to them. I then went forward alone,... | |
 | Robert Kerr - 1824 - 524 Seiten
...shout with great vociferation, and in a short time we landed, though not without great difficulty, most of the boat's crew being up to the middle in water....officers at their head, and gave orders that none of them should move from that station, till I should either call or beckon to them. I then went forward alone,... | |
 | 1831 - 228 Seiten
...shout with great vociferation, and in a short time we landed, though not without great difficulty, most of the boat's crew being up to the middle in water. I drew up my people on the beach, with my officers at their head, and gave orders that none of them should move from that... | |
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... invitations to land; I could not perceive that they had any weapons among them, however I made signs that they should retire to a little distance, with which they immediately complied: They continued to shout with great vociferation, and in a short... 