 No one yet knows (says he) to what distance any of the oceanic birds go to sea ; for my own part, I do not believe that there is one in the whole tribe that can be relied on in pointing out the vicinity of land.  The Conquest of Canada - Halaman 25oleh George Warburton - 1849 - 508 halamanTampilan utuh - Tentang buku ini
 | William Robertson - 1787 - 414 halaman
...diftance any of the oceanick birds go to fea; for my own part, I do not believe that there is one in the whole tribe that can be relied on in pointing...vicinity of land." Voyage towards the South Pole, vol.ip 275. NOTE XIV. p. 126. In a letter of the admiral's to Ferdinand and Ifabella , he defcribes... | |
 | William Winterbotham - 1795 - 626 halaman
...diftance any of the oceanic birds go to fea; for my own part, I do not believe that there is one in the whole tribe that can be relied on in pointing...vicinity of land," Voyage towards the South Pole, vol. i> Upon the firft of October they were, according to the admiral'* reckoning, feven hundred and feventy... | |
 | William Winterbotham - 1799 - 616 halaman
...go to fea; for my own part, I do not believe that there is one in the whole tribe that can be re!!ed on in pointing out the vicinity of land." Voyage towards the South Pole, vol. i. p. 175. ••'••• " ' Upon . Upon the firft of Oftober they were, according to the admiral's... | |
 | William Robertson - 1803 - 414 halaman
...diftance any of the oceanic birds go to fea; for my own part, I do not believe that' there is one in the whole tribe that can be relied . on in pointing...vicinity of land." Voyage towards the South Pole, vol. ip 275. NOTE XIV. p. 135. IN a letter of the admiral's to Ferdinand and Ifabella, he defcribes one... | |
 | William Robertson - 1809 - 382 halaman
...distance any of the oceanic birds go to sea; for my own part I do not believe that there is one in the whole tribe that can be relied on in pointing out the vicinity of land." Voyage towards (he South Pole, vol.1, p. 27.}. VOL. 1. H h NOTE XIV. p. 11JH IN a letter of the admiral's to Ferdinand... | |
 | William Robertson - 1811 - 502 halaman
...distance any of the oceanic birds go to tea ; for my own part, I do not believe that there is one in the whole tribe that can be relied on in pointing...vicinity of land." Voyage towards the South Pole, vol. ip 275. NOTE XIV. p. 89. In a letter of the admiral's to Feidinand and Isabella, he describes one of... | |
 | William Robertson - 1813 - 620 halaman
...distance any of the oceanic birds go to sea : for my own part, I do not believe that there is one in the whole tribe that can be relied on in pointing...land.' Voyage towards the south pole, vol. i, p. 275. NOTE XIV. p. 84. IN a letter of the admiral's to Ferdinand and Isabella, he describes one of the harbours... | |
 | William Robertson - 1813 - 490 halaman
...distance any of the oceanic birds go to sea : for my own part, I do not believe that there is one in the whole tribe that can be relied on in pointing...land.' Voyage towards the south pole, vol. i, p. 275. . , NOTE XIV, p. 84. fathoms of Water. Having proceeded a considerable way up the river, every thing... | |
 | Robert Kerr - 1815 - 542 halaman
...what distance any of the oceanic birds go to sea ; for my own part, I do not believe there is one in the whole tribe 'that can be relied on, in pointing out the vicinity of land. In the latitude of 30° 30' S., longitude 101° 45' W., we began to see men-of-war birds. In the latitude... | |
 | Robert Kerr - 1815 - 546 halaman
...what distance any of the oceanic birds go to sea; 'for my own part, I do not believe there is one in the whole tribe that can be relied on, in pointing out the vicinity of land. In the latitude of 30° 30' S., longitude 101° 45' W., we began to see men-of-war birds. In the latitude... | |
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