 | Thomas Douglas Earl of Selkirk - 1816 - 56 páginas
...renting themselves with terrour of their own owne massines, and disdayning otherwise both the seas sovereigntie, and the sunne's hottest violence, mustering...windes and waves give backe ; seeming to rent the eares of others, while they rent themselves with crashing and splitting their congealed armours.' •... | |
 | 1817 - 590 páginas
...the seta sovereigntie, and the sunne's hottest violence, mustering themselves in those watery pluiues where they hold a continual civill warre, and rushing one upon another, make windes and waves give hacke ; seeming to rent the eares of others, while they rent themselves with crashing and split* ting... | |
 | James Hackett - 1818 - 186 páginas
...themselves with terrour of their own massines, and disdayning otherwise both the sea's sovercigntie, and the sunne's hottest violence; mustering themselves...windes and waves give backe ; seeming to rent the ears of others, while they rent themselves with crashing and splitting their congealed armours." —... | |
 | John Barrow - 1818 - 450 páginas
...sea's sovereigntie, and the suune's hottest violence, mustering themselves in those watery plaiues where they hold a continual civill warre, and rushing...waves give backe; seeming to rent the cares of others, wliile they rent themselves with crashing and splitting their congealed armours."—Pitrckai. BY JOHN... | |
 | John Barrow - 1818 - 460 páginas
...sea's sovereigntie- and the suune's hottest violence- mustering themselves in those watery piaiuea where they hold a continual civill warre- and rushing...windes and waves give backe ; seeming to rent the eares of others- while they rent themselves with crashing and splitting their congealed armours." •>... | |
 | Sir John Barrow - 1818 - 454 páginas
...feare, to behold such monstrous icie ilands, renting themselves with terrour of their own massines, and disdayning otherwise both the sea's sovereigntie,...hottest violence ; mustering themselves in those watery plaiues where they hold a continual civill warre, and, rushing one upon another, make windes and waves... | |
 | William King - 1818 - 284 páginas
...hottest violence ; mistering themselves in those watery plaincs where they hold a continual civill varre, and, rushing one upon another, make windes and waves give backe ; seeming to rent the ears of others, while they rent themselves with crashing an.l splitting their congealed armours.'*-—/'wrcAtf*.... | |
 | 1819 - 808 páginas
...leave, to behold such monstrous icie Hands, renting themselves with terrour of .their owne massines, and disdayning otherwise both the sea's sovereigntie,...those watery plaines •where they hold a continual civiU warre, and rushing one upon another, make windes and waves give backe ; seeming to rent the •eares... | |
 | 1819 - 782 páginas
...terrour of their owne massines, and disdayning otherwise bolh the sea's sovereigntie, and the -unne's hottest violence, mustering themselves in those watery...continual civill warre, and rushing one upon another, make wimles and waves give backe ; seeming to rent the cares of others, while they rent themselves with... | |
 | Samuel Rogers - 1819 - 112 páginas
...terrour of their own macsines, and disdaynitig otherwise both the sea's sovereigntie, and the suuue's hottest violence ; mustering themselves in those watery...plaines where they hold a continual civill warre, and, nulling one upon another, muke windes and waves give backe ; seeming to rent Hie ears of others, while... | |
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... the Tritons and Neptune's selfe would quake with chilling feare to behold such monstrous icie ilands, renting themselves with terrour of their own massines, and disdayning otherwise both the sea's sovereigntie and the sunne's hottest violence, mustering... 
