 | 1826 - 410 sivua
...surf, I landed immediately. The Mission House had been removed from the place of its original location, but familiarity with every spot, enabled me easily...peculiar circumstances in which I found our inestimable and beloved friends, Mr. and Mrs. Richards. Instead of being permitted, unobserved, to come to their... | |
 | Charles Samuel Stewart - 1828 - 428 sivua
...to return, at least for a time, to the United States ?" and, 2d, — " If so, whether the kind offer of Captain Dale, of a gratuitous passage to London,...circumstances in which I found our inestimable friends, 2 K Mr. and Mrs. Richards. Instead of being permitted, unobserved, to break their slumbers by the salutations... | |
 | Charles Samuel Stewart - 1828 - 334 sivua
...so, whether the kind offer of Captain Dale, of a gratuitous passage to London, should be accepted 1" both of which were fully and unanimously decided in...my astonishment, at the peculiar circumstances in in which I found our inestimable friends, Mr. and Mrs. Richards. Instead of being permitted, unobserved,... | |
 | Charles Samuel Stewart - 1828 - 340 sivua
...and affections were hurried to Maui ; a spot interesting above all others to my heart, and which 1 could not think of leaving, without the farewell visit...my astonishment, at the peculiar circumstances in in which I found our inestimable friends, Mr. and Mrs. Richards. Instead of being permitted, unobserved,... | |
 | Charles Samuel Stewart - 1828 - 458 sivua
...above all others to my heart, and which I could not think of leaving, without the farewell visit df at least an hour. This, through the very great kindness...circumstances in which I found our inestimable friends, 398 FAREWELL VISJT TO MAUL> , Mr. and Mrs. Richards. Instead of being permitted, unobserved, to break... | |
 | Charles Samuel Stewart - 1839 - 356 sivua
...the occasion, of Mr. Elwell, of Boston ; a gentleman connected1 with the establishment, to whom I had often been indebted for similar marks of friendship....how was I surprised to meet, at my first approach tothe house, the presented bayonet, and to hear the stern challenge of the watchful sentry, " Who goes... | |
 | Charles Samuel Stewart - 1839 - 356 sivua
...danger of the surf, I landed immediately. The mission house had been removed from the place onwhich it originally stood ; but, familiarity with every...surprised to meet, at my first approach to the house, the presented bayonet, and to hear the stern challenge of the watchful sentry, " WJio goes there ? " and... | |
 | Charles Samuel Stewart - 1839 - 356 sivua
...for embarkation at the end of eight days. The mission house had been removed from the place onwhich it originally stood ; but, familiarity with every...which I found our inestimable friends, Mr. and Mrs. Kichards. Instead of being permitted, unobserved, to break their slumbers by the salutations of friendship... | |
 | Hiram Bingham - 1847 - 650 sivua
...landed immediately. The mission house had been removed from the place of its original location ; hut familiarity with every spot enabled me easily to grope...peculiar circumstances in which I found our inestimable and beloved friends, Mr. and Mrs. R. ! Instead of being permitted, unobserved, to come to their bed-side... | |
 | Hiram Bingham - 1848 - 642 sivua
...I landed immediately. The mission house had been removed from the place of its original location ; but familiarity with every spot enabled me easily...peculiar circumstances in which I found our inestimable and beloved friends, Mr. and Mrs. R. ! Instead of being permitted, unobserved, to come to their bed-side... | |
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We arrived at Lahaina at midnight, and, as we had been delayed three days, by head winds, on a passage usually made by such vessels in one, and no time was to be lost ; in despite of the great darkness of the night, and the danger of the surf, I landed... 
