 | 1813 - 430 sivua
...apise of the lower deck guns ; which, by this time, nuute a pretty screetching to (he people not n>,,d to it ; it seemed as if the whole ship's side was...the doctor ; the second lieutenant upon deck, and tke third in his hummock, mr. At ten o'clock I' thought to get a little sleep ; came to look into my... | |
 | Thomas Southey - 1827 - 574 sivua
...understanding the ship's working so much, and the noise of the lower deck guns, which by this tune made a pretty screeching to people not used to it...laughing at the doctor; the second lieutenant upon deck, the third in . his hammock. At ten o'clock I thought to get a litde sleep ; came to look into my cot... | |
 | 1834 - 658 sivua
...much, and the noise of the lower deck guns ; which, by this time, made a pretty screetching to the people not used to it ; it seemed as if the whole...look into my cot ; it was full of water ; for every scam, by tinstraining of the ship, had begun to leak. Stretched myself, therefore, upon deck between... | |
 | George Mogridge - 1842 - 346 sivua
...time made a pretty screeching to people not used to it ; it seemed as if the whole ship's side were going at each roll. Wooden, our carpenter, was all...lieutenant upon deck, and the third in his hammock.'" " Laughing at the doctor ! the doctor laughed at them before." " ' At ten o'clock, I thought to get... | |
 | Ben (grandpa, pseud.) - 1843 - 392 sivua
...screeching: to people not used to it, it seemed as if the whole ship's side was going at every roll. Chisel, our carpenter, was all this time smoking his pipe and laughing at the doctor. The second lieutenant was upon deck, and the third in his hammock. So you see, my young readers, that the danger did not... | |
 | Old Humphrey - 1799 - 348 sivua
...time made a pretty screeching to people not used to it ; it seemed as if the whole ship's side were going at each roll. Wooden, our carpenter, was all...lieutenant upon deck, and the third in his hammock.'" " Laughing at the doctor ! the doctor laughed at them before." " ' At ten o'clock, I thought to get... | |
 | 1854 - 504 sivua
...cheese, and porter. " purser frightened out of his wits about his bread bags; the • two marine officers as white as sheets, not understanding the ship's working...at the doctor; the second lieutenant upon deck, and thethird in his hammock. At ten o'clock I thought to get a little sleep; came to look into my cot;... | |
 | 1876 - 504 sivua
...it; it s«emcd as if the whole ship's side was going at each roll Wooden, our carpenter, was alt fhie time smoking his pipe and laughing at the doctor;...ship, had begun to leak. Stretched myself, therefore, upou deck between two chests, and left orders to be called, should the least thing happen. At twelve... | |
 | William Henry Long - 1899 - 414 sivua
...officers as white as sheets, not understanding the ship's working so much, and the noise of the lower-deck guns — which by this time made a pretty screeching....laughing at the doctor ; the second lieutenant upon deck, the third in his hammock. At ten o'clock I thought to get a little sleep ; came to look into my cot... | |
 | 1827 - 594 sivua
...it seemed as if the whole ship's side was going at each roll. Wooden, our carpenter, was allthistime smoking his pipe and laughing at the doctor ; the second lieutenant upon deck, the third in his hammock. At ten o'clock I thought to get a little sleep ; came to look into my cot... | |
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... people not used to it ; it seemed as if the whole ship's side was going at each roll. Wooden, our carpenter, was all this time smoking his pipe and laughing at the doctor ; the second lieutenant upon deck, and the third in his hammock. 