 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - 1867 - 1002 sider
...no town to furnish us with provisions ; and the heat so violent that it melted the wax in our boxes, without any shade but that of briers, which did us...than good, lying on the hard ground, and drinking brackish water of very ill scent, and sometimes but little of that. Yet the greatest vexation we had... | |
 | Henry St. Clair Wilkins - 1870 - 490 sider
...and the heat so violent that it melted the wax in our boxes ; without any shade but that of briars, which did us more harm than good, lying on the hard ground, and drinking brackish water of very ill scent, and sometimes but very little of that," &c. Subsequently, M. Lefebvre... | |
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Gospel, would not ride at all, eating very little besides rice we had with us, meeting no town to furnish us with provisions ; and the heat so violent that it melted the wax in our boxes, without any shade but that of briers, which did us more harm than... 