| Gaspar Corrêa - 1869 - 586 pages
...please God. For which reason, from fear of this, the masters took much more trouble to advance as much as they could; and they took more heart on nearing...for a long time, steering so as to make the land and to ease the ships, which they were better able to do at night when E2 the captain slept, which the... | |
| Gaspar Corrêa - 1869 - 588 pages
...please God. For which reason, from fear of tnls, the masters took much more trouble to advance as much as they could; and they took more heart on nearing...sea : and all called upon God for mercy, and to give r ,, them guidance, when they saw themselves out of such great • ' .]? j dangers. Thus approaching... | |
| E. E. Hale - 1882 - 310 pages
...please God. For which reason from fear of this the masters took much more trouble to advance as much as they could, and they took more heart on nearing...dangers. Thus approaching the land, they found their labor less, and the seas calmer, so they went on running for a long time, steering so as to make the... | |
| Edward Everett Hale - 1883 - 308 pages
...please God. For which reason from fear of this the masters took much more trouble to advance as much as they could, and they took more heart on nearing...dangers. Thus approaching the land, they found their labor less, and the seas calmer, so they went on running for a long time, steering so as to make the... | |
| Charles Francis Horne, Rossiter Johnson - 1905 - 446 pages
...please God. For which reason, from fear of this, the masters took much more trouble to advance as much as they could; and they took more heart on nearing...dangers. Thus approaching the land, they found their labor less and the seas calmer, so they went on running for a long time, steering so as to make the... | |
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