The World Displayed, Or, A Collection of Voyages and Travels, Band 10J. Christie, 1815 |
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... supposed to have come from Spain , and our gen- tlemen called the species , motacilla velificans , as they said none but sailors would venture themselves on board a ship that was going round the world ; one of them was so exhausted ...
... supposed to have come from Spain , and our gen- tlemen called the species , motacilla velificans , as they said none but sailors would venture themselves on board a ship that was going round the world ; one of them was so exhausted ...
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... supposed to be already dead ; a third was so ill , that it was very doubtful whether he would be able to go forward in the morning ; and a fourth , Mr. Buchan , was in danger of a return of his fits , by fresh fatigue after so ...
... supposed to be already dead ; a third was so ill , that it was very doubtful whether he would be able to go forward in the morning ; and a fourth , Mr. Buchan , was in danger of a return of his fits , by fresh fatigue after so ...
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... supposed to be wholly ignorant of what others , upon some occasions , may appear to know ; and their conduct and conversation are consequently restrained within narrower bounds , and kept at a more remote distance from whatever relates ...
... supposed to be wholly ignorant of what others , upon some occasions , may appear to know ; and their conduct and conversation are consequently restrained within narrower bounds , and kept at a more remote distance from whatever relates ...
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It cannot be supposed that , among these people , chastity is held in much estimation . It might be expected that sisters and daughters would be offered to strangers , either as a courtesy , or for reward ; and that breaches of conjugal ...
It cannot be supposed that , among these people , chastity is held in much estimation . It might be expected that sisters and daughters would be offered to strangers , either as a courtesy , or for reward ; and that breaches of conjugal ...
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... supposed to be acquiesced in by the body of the people , merely from that placid temper and milkiness of soul , which pervades the whole com- munity . But the admirable policy of this govern- ment is shown , in prohibiting all ...
... supposed to be acquiesced in by the body of the people , merely from that placid temper and milkiness of soul , which pervades the whole com- munity . But the admirable policy of this govern- ment is shown , in prohibiting all ...
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afterwards anchor animals appeared arrived Banks birds board the ship boats body Borandians Bougainville brandy brought called canoes Cape captain Clerke chief cloth coast colour commander continued covered danger degrees discovered Discovery distance dress eight Endeavour feet fire fish four Friendly Islands gave gentlemen gulf of Bothnia hair harbour head hogs Indians inhabitants island killed kind king land Laplanders latitude leagues lieutenant longitude manner midshipman mountains natives navigator northward observed Omai Otaheite Pacific Ocean party peterels pieces pinnace pounds weight proceeded procured rein-deer river rocks round sailed seamen seemed seen sent ship's shore side skins sledges snow Society Islands soon stones supercargo supposed tain Cook thing tion trees Tupia Van Diemen's Land visited voyage weather whilst whole wind women wood YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Zealand
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Seite 201 - Ninety-seven ice hills were distinctly seen within the field, besides those on the outside; many of them very large, and looking like a ridge of mountains, rising one above another till they were lost in the clouds.
Seite 154 - I fired a musket between them. Upon the report, the youngest dropped a bundle of lances upon the rock, but recollecting himself in an instant he snatched them up again with great haste ; a stone was then thrown at us, upon which I ordered a musket to be fired with small shot, which struck the eldest upon the legs, and he immediately ran to one of the houses, which was distant about an hundred yards.
Seite 385 - His judgment, in whatever related to the services he was engaged in, quick and sure. His designs were bold and manly ; and both in the conception, and in the mode of execution, bore evident marks of a great original genius. His courage was cool and determined, and accompanied with an admirable presence of mind in the moment of danger. His manners were plain and unaffected.
Seite 320 - In shape this resembles a round dish-cover, being quite close, except in the middle, where there is a hole just large enough to admit the head, and then, resting upon the shoulders, it covers the arms to the elbows, and the body as far as the waist.
Seite 216 - Thick fogs, snowstorms, intense cold, and every other thing that can render navigation dangerous, must be encountered; and these difficulties are greatly heightened, by the inexpressibly horrid aspect of the country; a country doomed by nature never once to feel the warmth of the sun's rays, but to He buried in everlasting snow and ice.
Seite 332 - But the most uncommon and unsightly ornamental fashion, adopted by some of both sexes, is their having the under-lip slit, or cut, quite through, in the direction of the mouth, a little below the swelling part. This incision, which is made even in the sucking children, is often above two inches long, and either by its natural retraction, when the wound is fresh, or by the repetition of some artificial management, assumes the true shape of lips, and becomes so large as to admit the tongue through.
Seite 202 - I believe, no man in my situation would have thought of. It was, indeed, my opinion, as well as the opinion of most on board, that this ice extended quite to the pole, or perhaps joined...
Seite 248 - ... armed with long spears and clubs, which they brandished in the air with signs of threatening, or, as some on board interpreted their attitudes, with invitations to land. Most of them appeared naked, except having a sort of girdle, which being brought up between the thighs, covered that part of the body.
Seite 360 - I was once present, when the chief of Oonalashka made his dinner of the raw head of a large halibut, just caught. Before any was given to the chief, two of his servants eat the gills, without any other dressing, besides squeezing out the slime. This done, one of them cut off the head of the fish, took it to the sea and washed it, then came with it, and sat down by the chief, first pulling up some grass, upon a part of which the head was laid, and the rest was strewed before the chief. He then cut...
Seite 80 - Richmond, even though it should still be found impossible to wake him. In about half an hour, however, they had the mortification to see these two men return alone : they said, that they had been all round the place to which they had been directed, but could neither find Richmond nor those who had been left with him ; and that though they had shouted many times, no voice had replied. This was matter of equal surprise and concern, particularly to Mr. Banks, who, while he was wondering how it could...