 | General history - 1815 - 802 pagine
...b»it who, perhaps, are very few Ifi number, will huve recourse to that gtutleinan's nurrative. — E. abreast of the south end of that island, haul over...always grow on rocks ; some of which I have found twelve fathoms under water; but it is always best to keep clear of them. The entrance to the large... | |
 | Robert Kerr - 1815 - 546 pagine
...but who, perlmlis, are very few in number, will have recourse to that gentleman'* narrative.— .H. abreast of the south end of that island, haul over...always grow on rocks ; some of which I have found twelve fathoms under water; bat it is always best to keep clear of them. The entrance to the large... | |
 | Robert Kerr - 1815 - 542 pagine
...but who, perhaps, are very firvv in number, will have recourse to that gcntlenwm's narrative. — E. abreast of the south end of that island, haul over...always grow on rocks ; some of which I have found twelve fathoms under water; but it is always best to keep clear of them. The entrance to the large... | |
 | James Cook - 1821 - 304 pagine
...within York Minster, on your larboard side; and the black rock, which lies off the south end of Shag island, on your starboard; and when abreast of the...always grow on rocks ; some of which I have found twelve fathoms under water; but it is always best to keep clear of them. The entrance to the large... | |
 | Robert Kerr - 1824 - 530 pagine
...recourse to that gentleman's narrative. — E, abreast of the south end of that island, haul over for tha west shore, taking care to avoid the beds of weeds...they always grow on rocks; some of which I have found twelve fathoms under water; but it is always best to keep clear of them. The entrance to the large... | |
 | James Cook - 1842 - 636 pagine
...within York Minster, on your larboard side ; and the black rock, which lies off the south end of Shag Island, on your starboard ; and when abreast of the...always grow on rocks ; some of which I have found twelve fathoms under water, but it is always best to keep clear of them. The entrance to the large... | |
 | James Cook - 1842 - 636 pagine
...black rock, which lies off the south end of Shag Island, on your' starboard; and when abreast of time south end of that island, haul over for the west shore,,,...weeds you will see before you, as they always grow om. rocks; some of which I have found twelve fathoms under water, but it is always best t¿ keep clear... | |
 | Alexander George Findlay - 1851 - 748 pagine
...within York Minster on your larboard side; and the black rock, which lies off the South end of Shag Island, on your starboard ; and, when abreast of the...of them. The entrance to the large harbour, or Port Clerks, is just to the North of some low rocks lying oft' a point on Shag Island. This harbour lies... | |
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Island, on your starboard ; and when abreast of the south end of that island, haul over for the west shore, taking care to avoid the beds of weeds you will see before you, as they always grow on rocks ; some of which I have found twelve fathoms under... 