 | John Hawkesworth - 1773
...and that though they had fhouted many times, no voice had replied. This was matter of equal furprife and concern, particularly to Mr. Banks,, who, while he was wondering how it could happen, mifled a bottle of rum, the company's whole flock, which- they now concluded to be in the knapfack... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1774
...and that though they had ihouted many times, no voice had replied. This was matter of equal furprife and concern, particularly to Mr. Banks, who, while he was wondering how it could happen, mified a bottle of rum, the company's whole flock, which they now concluded to be in the knapfack of... | |
 | 1793
...and that though they had (houted many times, no voice had replied. This was matter of equal furprife and concern, particularly to Mr. Banks, who, while he was wondering how it could happen, miffed a bottle of rum, the company's whole ftock, which they now concluded to be in the knapfack of... | |
 | 1803
...said that they had been all round the place to which they had been directed, but could neither find Richmond nor those who had been left with him ; and...replied. This was matter of equal surprise and concern, particular!}' to Mr. Banks, who, while he was wondering how it could happen, missed a bottle of rum,... | |
 | General history - 1814
...said, that they had been all round the place to which they had been directed, but could neither find Richmond nor those who had been left with him ; and...Mr Banks, who, while he was wondering how it could bappen, missed a bottle of rum, the company's whole stock, which they now concluded to be in the knapsack... | |
 | Robert Kerr - 1824
...said, that they had been all round the place to which they had been directed, but could neither find Richmond nor those who had been left with him ; and...now concluded to be in the knapsack of one of the absentees. It was .conjectured, that with this Richmond had been roused by the: *wo persons who had... | |
 | James Cook - 1842
...said, that they had been all round the place to which they had been directed, but could neither find Richmond nor those who had been left with him ; and...now concluded to be in the knapsack of one of the absentees. It was conjectured, that with this Richmond had been roused by the two persons who had been... | |
 | James Cook - 1842
...those wl:o had been left witlm him; and that timougi: timey had simouted many times, no voice hmad replied. This was matter of equal surprise and concern, particularly to Mr. Banks, wimo, wimile he was wondering how it could happen, missed a bottle of rum, time company's wl:ole stock,... | |
 | Frozen stream - 1846 - 150 páginas
...said that they had been all round the place to which they had been directed, but could neither find Richmond nor those who had been left with him ; and...now concluded to be in the knapsack of one of the absentees. It was conjectured that with this, Richmond had been roused by the two persons who had been... | |
 | Leigh Hunt - 1849
...said, that they had been all round the place to which they had been directed, but could neither find Richmond nor those who had been left with him; and...now concluded to be in the knapsack of one of the absentees. It was conjectured, that with this Richmond had been roused by the two persons who had been... | |
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Richmond, even though it should still be found impossible to wake him. In about half an hour, however, they had the mortification to see these two men return alone : they said, that they had been all round the place to which they had been directed, but... 
