A Visit to Japan, China, and IndiaS. Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, 1877 - 294 pages |
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Page 26
... captain finds it necessary to turn them all out for the sake of ventilation . It is on such regulations . that the health of ships must greatly depend , and I have been told that sickness generally prevails where captains do not ...
... captain finds it necessary to turn them all out for the sake of ventilation . It is on such regulations . that the health of ships must greatly depend , and I have been told that sickness generally prevails where captains do not ...
Page 73
... Captain Painter accom- panied him downstairs to the room of that worthy , who pretended to be busy , and told the master of the junk to wait until he was disengaged . The Captain divined that his object was to get rid of him , and make ...
... Captain Painter accom- panied him downstairs to the room of that worthy , who pretended to be busy , and told the master of the junk to wait until he was disengaged . The Captain divined that his object was to get rid of him , and make ...
Page 79
... Captain Pitman . The Pagoda anchorage , being the port of Foochow , is the residence of a colony of Europeans . The night was rough , and those who came on board late at night found some difficulty in embarking . Among these was Captain ...
... Captain Pitman . The Pagoda anchorage , being the port of Foochow , is the residence of a colony of Europeans . The night was rough , and those who came on board late at night found some difficulty in embarking . Among these was Captain ...
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