 | Alexandre Olivier Exquemelin - 1771 - 704 pagine
...though it may feem little to our purpofe. The matter's mate cloathed himfelf with a ridiculous fort of garment that reached to his feet, and on his head he put a l'uhab!e cap, made very burlefque; in his right hand he had a naked wooden fword, and in his left a... | |
 | Frederick Whymper - 1877 - 364 pagine
...a ridiculous sort of garment which reached to his feet, and put on his head a comically constructed cap, made very burlesque ; in his right hand he had...of many little pieces of wood. Thus apparelled he ordered every one to be called who had never passed through that dangerous place before, and then,... | |
 | Alexandre Olivier Exquemelin - 1891 - 428 pagine
...is used by the mariners, and by them called baptism, though it may seem little to our purpose. The master's mate clothed himself with a ridiculous sort...suitable cap, made very burlesque ; in his right hand ho had a naked wooden Bword, and in his left a pot full of ink : his face was horribly blacked with... | |
 | Alexandre Olivier Exquemelin - 1893 - 600 pagine
...mariners, and by them called Baptism, although it may seem either little to our purpose or of no use. The Master's Mate clothed himself with a ridiculous sort...to his feet, and on his head he put a suitable cap, which was made very burlesque. In his "BAPTISM AT SEA. 3 right hand he placed a naked wooden sword,... | |
 | Alexandre Olivier Exquemelin - 1911 - 580 pagine
...mariners, and by them called Baptism, although it may seem either little to our purpose or of no use. The Master's Mate clothed himself with a ridiculous sort...to his feet, and on his head he put a suitable cap, which was made very burlesque. In his right hand he placed a naked wooden sword, and in his left a... | |
 | Alexandre Olivier Exquemelin - 1911 - 580 pagine
...mariners, and by them called Baptism, although it may seem either little to our purpose or of no use. The Master's Mate clothed himself with a ridiculous sort...to his feet, and on his head he put a suitable cap, which was made very burlesque. In his "BAPTISM " AT SEA. 3 right hand he placed a naked wooden sword,... | |
 | John Esquemeling - 2007 - 297 pagine
...by them called Baptism, although it may seem either little to our purpose or of no use. The Master s Mate clothed himself with a ridiculous sort of garment...to his feet, and on his head he put a suitable cap, which was made very burlesque. In his right hand he placed a naked wooden sword, and in his left a... | |
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... cap, which was made very burlesque. In his right hand he placed a naked wooden sword, and in his left a pot full of ink. His face was horribly blacked with soot, and his neck adorned with a collar of many little pieces of wood. Being thus... 