 | Gabriel Franchère - 1854 - 408 halaman
...ship again the whole of that day. The next day, having seen four men lower a boat, and pull away from the ship, they sent some pirogues in chase: but whether...there were about four or five hundred either huddled together on deck, or clinging to the sides, all eager for plunder, the ship blew up with a horrible... | |
 | Hubert Howe Bancroft - 1884 - 804 halaman
...pirogues were in chase; "but whether those men were ov'-prtaken and murdered," says the interpreter, " or gained the open sea and perished there, I never could learn."'"' They were never afterward heard of. And now ail~wi?s silent on board the Tonquin. Her bloody deck was... | |
 | Hubert Howe Bancroft - 1886 - 830 halaman
...pirogues were in chase; "but whether those men were overtaken and murdered," says the interpreter, " or gained the open sea and perished there, I never could learn." They were never afterward heard of. And now all was silent on board the Tonquin, Her bloody deck was... | |
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I heard the discharge of firearms, immediately upon which the Indians fled from the vessel and pulled for the shore as fast as possible, nor did they venture to go alongside the ship again the whole of that day. The next day, having seen four men lower... 