Tales of a Voyager to the Arctic Ocean, 第 3 卷H. Colburn, 1826 |
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appeared arctic ocean arrived beauty became began beheld blood-hounds boarwolf brownie Captain Shafton Cherbourg cold companions countenance cried Dale danger daugh daughter doctor door doubt Elephant and Castle endeavoured enemy escape exclaimed eyes father fear feelings fellow felt fire floes footman Francis Mortram Ganderbury gave give governess Grampus Greenland seas Grinborough grog hand head heard Hendrick horse idea imagined knew laugh length Leviathan London look Lord lugger Maerts Duytkin manner Maria marriage mate Mensy ment midst mind Miss Welland monster Mynheer never night obliged observed opinion passed passion pastoral perhaps person poet possessed post 8vo racter recollect replied resolved Ridgway rival ROGER NORTH round ruin rushed scarcely Seebright seemed Sharkesmouth shew ship side sing snow song soon speak spirit stranger tale thing thought tion took tram violent vols whig wish Wolfgang young
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