 | Massachusetts Historical Society - 1838 - 662 halaman
...conjectured our captain had found some unexpected harbor, further up towards the main to bring the ship into, or some river; knowing his determination and resolution, not so suddenly else to make return: which when they came nearer they expressed by shooting volleys of shot ; and when they were come within... | |
 | Rufus King Sewall - 1859 - 414 halaman
...surprise of the ship's company, within twenty-four hours of her departure, the shallop was descried on her return ; and as she neared the ship, in token of her...volleys of shot ; " and when within musket range, adds the narrator, " the shallop's company gave us a volley and hailed us ; then we in the ship gave... | |
 | Cyrus Eaton - 1865 - 480 halaman
...raw. The kettles, the armor, all excited their wonder ; and at the report of fire-arms they fell fiat on their faces with terror. On being made to understand...and hailed in great joy at the happy discovery. For " oiir captain had in this small time discovered up a great river, trending alongst into the main forty... | |
 | George Parker Winship - 1905 - 328 halaman
...found some vnexpected harbour, further vp towards the maine to bring the ship into, or some riuer; knowing his determination and resolution, not so suddenly else to make return : which when they came neerer they expressed by shooting volleies of shot; and when they were come... | |
 | Charles Herbert Levermore - 1912 - 416 halaman
...our Captaine had found some unexpected harbour, further up towards the maine to bring the ship into, or some river; knowing his determination and resolution, not so suddenly else to make returne: which when they came neerer they expressed by shooting volleies of shot; and when they were... | |
 | Henry S. Burrage - 2000 - 208 halaman
...our Captaine had found some unexpected harbour, further up1 towards the maine to bring the ship into, or some river; knowing his determination and resolution, not so suddenly else to make returne: which when they came neerer they expressed by 1 A natural expression from the position of... | |
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... which when they came neerer they expressed by shooting volleies of shot; and when they were come within Musket shot, they gave us a volley and haled us, then we in the shippe gave them a great peece and haled them. 