 | Frederick Whymper - 1877 - 364 Seiten
...shall have you caballing with my men, knocking me on the head, and running away with my ship pirating." Vane made all the protestations of honour in the world...Holford was too intimately acquainted with him to place any confidence in his words or oaths. He told him he might easily get off if he had a mind to... | |
 | Charles Johnson - 2002 - 664 Seiten
...absolutely refused him, saying to him, Charles, I shan't truSt you aboard my ship unless I carry you a prisoner ; for I shall have you caballing with my...easily find a way to get off, if he had a mind to. I am now going down the Bay, says he, and shall return hither in about a month ; and if I find you... | |
 | Stephen Brennan - 2007 - 808 Seiten
...although Vane strenuously denied it. But Holford was not to be shaken and pointed out to Vane that "He might easily find a Way to get off, if he had a Mind to it," adding, "I am now going down the Bay and shall return hither in about a Month; and if I find you upon... | |
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Vane made all the protestations of honour in the world to him, but, it seems Captain Holford was too intimately acquainted with him, to repose any confidence at all in his words or oaths. He told him, he might easily find a way to get off if he had a... 