Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 254William Blackwood, 1943 |
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Pagina 131
... wind still easterly ? " Yes ; easterly and pretty strong . It's a fine clear morning . " " Right , " the pilot said . " I'll be up in a minute . " He got up on to the poop , had a look round , and ordered the three lower topsails and ...
... wind still easterly ? " Yes ; easterly and pretty strong . It's a fine clear morning . " " Right , " the pilot said . " I'll be up in a minute . " He got up on to the poop , had a look round , and ordered the three lower topsails and ...
Pagina 185
... wind and rrent , when the wind favouring us , got near Cape Serpet . On the 10th 9 we found we could fetch into the arbour and Capt . Hood knowing the tremity our food was reduced to for ant of men and no shoals being laid wn in his ...
... wind and rrent , when the wind favouring us , got near Cape Serpet . On the 10th 9 we found we could fetch into the arbour and Capt . Hood knowing the tremity our food was reduced to for ant of men and no shoals being laid wn in his ...
Pagina 392
... wind and torrential rain . No observations of celestial bodies were possible , but the noon position by dead reckoning was latitude 45 ° 40 ' south , longitude 168 ° east . That put her roughly one hundred and fifty miles due south of ...
... wind and torrential rain . No observations of celestial bodies were possible , but the noon position by dead reckoning was latitude 45 ° 40 ' south , longitude 168 ° east . That put her roughly one hundred and fifty miles due south of ...
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