 | 1833 - 610 sivua
...the carriage to take her on, and joined the crowd. I saw the loss of the whole five or six hundred was inevitable without somebody to direct them, for...their return, which was refused, upon which I made the rone fast to myself, and was hauled through the surf on board, — established order, and did not leave... | |
 | 1833 - 460 sivua
...the carriage to take her on, and joined the crowd. I saw the loss of the whole five or six hundred was inevitable, without somebody to direct them ;...pulled on shore as I reached the surf. I urged their returnwhich was refused ; upon which I made the rope fast to myself, and was hauled through the surf... | |
 | 1834 - 604 sivua
...the carriage to take her on, and joined the crowd. I saw the loss of the whole five or six hundred was inevitable without somebody to direct them, for the last officer was pulled on shore ai I reached the surf. I urged their return; which was refused, upon which I made the rope fast to... | |
 | Edmund Lodge - 1835 - 294 sivua
...the carriage to take her on, and joined the crowd. I saw the loss of the whole five or six hundred was inevitable, without somebody to direct them, for the last officer was pulled ashore as I reached the surf; I urged their return, which was refused, upon which I made the rope fast... | |
 | 1836 - 1184 sivua
...the carriage to take her on, and joined the crowd. I saw the loss of the whole five or six hundred was inevitable without somebody to direct them, for...fast to myself, and was hauled through the surf on hoard—established order, and did not leave her until every soul was saved but the boatswain, who... | |
 | Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith - 1836 - 686 sivua
...the carriage to take her on, and joined the crowd. I saw the loss of the whole five or six hundred was inevitable without somebody to direct them, for...their return, which was refused, upon which I made bombast ; and the whole statement in these letters is so obviously erroneous in fact, and so absurd... | |
 | Saturday magazine - 1840 - 1078 sivua
...the carriage to take her on, and joined the crowd. I saw the loss of the whole five or six hundred was inevitable, without somebody to direct them ;...the rope fast to myself, and was hauled through the snrf on board, established order, aud did not leave her until every soul was saved but the boatswain,... | |
 | George Combe - 1840 - 134 sivua
...to the Hoe; and learning it was a wreck, I left the carriage to take her on, and joined the crowd. I saw the loss of the whole five or six hundred men...somebody to direct them, for the last officer was pulled ou shore as I reached the surf. I urged their return, which was refused ; upon which I made the rope... | |
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Susan (Lady Exmouth) and I were driving to a dinner party at Plymouth, when we saw crowds running to the Hoe, and learning it was a wreck I left the carriage to take her on, and joined the crowd. I saw the loss of the whole five or six hundred was inevitable... 
