The TempestR. Sutton & Company, 1889 - 117 Seiten |
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... wind blowing too fresh to hawl upon a wind with the topsail set . Yare is an old sea term for briskly , in use at that time . This first command is therefore a notice to be ready to execute any orders quickly . 2nd Position . The ...
... wind blowing too fresh to hawl upon a wind with the topsail set . Yare is an old sea term for briskly , in use at that time . This first command is therefore a notice to be ready to execute any orders quickly . 2nd Position . The ...
Seite xviii
... wind blowing too fresh to hawl upon a wind with the topsail set . Yare is an old sea term for briskly , in use at that time . This first command is therefore a notice to be ready to execute any orders quickly . 2nd Position . Yare ...
... wind blowing too fresh to hawl upon a wind with the topsail set . Yare is an old sea term for briskly , in use at that time . This first command is therefore a notice to be ready to execute any orders quickly . 2nd Position . Yare ...
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... wind , provided he can have room enough to work his ship , and keep her off shore . 2 Cp . Pericles iii , I , 20 : " Patience , good sir ; do not assist the storm . " Mr. Aldis Wright , Clarendon Press Ed . , calls attention to the ...
... wind , provided he can have room enough to work his ship , and keep her off shore . 2 Cp . Pericles iii , I , 20 : " Patience , good sir ; do not assist the storm . " Mr. Aldis Wright , Clarendon Press Ed . , calls attention to the ...
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... wind as possible with the main - sail ; the object being to get the vessel off the shore . See the whole position explained in the Appendix to In- troduction . Malone quotes Hak- luyt's Voyages ( 1598 ) ; and when the barke had way , we ...
... wind as possible with the main - sail ; the object being to get the vessel off the shore . See the whole position explained in the Appendix to In- troduction . Malone quotes Hak- luyt's Voyages ( 1598 ) ; and when the barke had way , we ...
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... wind , so as to hold or keep to it , " - here of course for the purpose of getting the vessel out to sea again . 60 3 The two courses are , as Johnson points out , the main - sail and the fore - sail . " Set her two courses , " then ...
... wind , so as to hold or keep to it , " - here of course for the purpose of getting the vessel out to sea again . 60 3 The two courses are , as Johnson points out , the main - sail and the fore - sail . " Set her two courses , " then ...
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ALON Alonso Antonio awake beat BOATS boatswain bottle brave brother burthen Caliban cam'st Ceres charm chough daughter devil doth drown drown'd Duke of Milan dukedom e'er Enter ARIEL Exeunt Exit eyes father Ferdinand Fetch fish Folio foul give Gonzalo Hark Hast thou hath hear heart heavens hither island isle Julius Cæsar Juno King of Naples lord Malone master Miranda monster nymphs o'er Pericles pioned play pray prince prithee PROS Prospero PROSPERO'S cell quotes Re-enter ARIEL remember Rolfe scene Sebastian Shakespeare Shakspere Shakspere's ship shore sing Sir Thomas Gates sleep speak spell spelt spirit Steevens STEPH Stephano strange Sycorax tell Tempest thee Theobald there's thine thing thou art thou canst thou didst thou dost thou hast thou shalt thyself TRIN Trinculo Tunis twilled Wilt wind Winter's Tale word Wright yare