Blackwood's Magazine, Volum 251,Utgave 1518William Blackwood, 1942 |
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Side 243
... allowed to leak salt water , and such insufficient drinking- water as we were allowed was brackish ; our food was over - salted , the flint - hard biscuits hoatched with weevils . " Aboard a Yankee hell - ship they drive ye hard ! big ...
... allowed to leak salt water , and such insufficient drinking- water as we were allowed was brackish ; our food was over - salted , the flint - hard biscuits hoatched with weevils . " Aboard a Yankee hell - ship they drive ye hard ! big ...
Side 254
... allowed ashore- and bought vast quantities of unripe fruit , which they hoisted aboard in baskets attached to pieces of string thrown up by the natives . It was a relief to sail out past the white lighthouse and the palm - studded ...
... allowed ashore- and bought vast quantities of unripe fruit , which they hoisted aboard in baskets attached to pieces of string thrown up by the natives . It was a relief to sail out past the white lighthouse and the palm - studded ...
Side 278
... allowed to poach any more ; for poaching they were . Even though the present Settle- ment in the Andamans had existed since 1856 and no one had known of this submarine Eldorado till now , that was no reason why foreigners should be allowed ...
... allowed to poach any more ; for poaching they were . Even though the present Settle- ment in the Andamans had existed since 1856 and no one had known of this submarine Eldorado till now , that was no reason why foreigners should be allowed ...
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