 | 1784 - 1282 trang
...and made an excursion into the country, up the valley, accompanied by Mr. Andfrtbn and Mr. Webber. A numerous train of natives followed us ; and one of them, whom I had diflinguifhed for his activity ia keeping the reft in order, I made choice of as our guide. This roan,... | |
 | 1790 - 640 trang
...Williamfen, and made an excurfion into ihe country, up the valley, accompanied by Mr. Anderlon and MrWeblter A numerous train of natives followed us ; and one of them, whom I had diftinguifhed for his activity in keeping the reft in order, I mado choice cfas our guide. This man,... | |
 | 1796 - 364 trang
...and made an excurfion into the country, up the valley, accompanied by Mr. Anderfon and Mr. Webber. A numerous train of natives followed us ; and one of them, whom I had diftinguifhed for his afitivity in keeping the reft in order, I made choice of as our guide. Every... | |
 | Robert Kerr - 1824 - 526 trang
...me, and made an excursion into the country, up the valley, accompanied by Mr Anderson and Mr Webber ; the former of whom was as well qualified to describe...distinguished for his activity in keeping the rest in order, 1 made choice of as our guide. This man, from time to time, proclaimed our approach ; and every one... | |
 | Andrew Kippis - 1826 - 464 trang
...country, accompanied by Mr. Anderson and Mr. Webber, the former of whom was as well qualified to deseribe with the pen, as the latter was to represent with his pencil, whatever miu I i occur worthy of observation. In this excursion, the gentlemen, among other objects... | |
 | Andrew Kippis - 1838 - 474 trang
...captain's satisfaction, he made an excursion into the country, accompanied by Mr. Anderson and Mr. Webber, the former of whom was as well qualified to describe...pen, as the latter was to represent with his pencil, whatever might occur worthy of observation. In this excursion, the gentlemen, among other objects that... | |
 | James Cook - 1842 - 654 trang
...and made an excursion into the country, up the valley, accompanied by Mr. Anderson and Mr. Webber; the former of whom was as well qualified to describe...train of natives followed us ; and one of them, whom 1 had distinguished for his activity in keeping the rest in order, I made choice of as our guide. This... | |
 | James Cook - 1842 - 644 trang
...and made an excursion into the country, up the valley, accompanied by Mr. Anderson and Mr. Webber ; the former of whom was as well qualified to describe...his pencil, every thing we might meet with worthy of ob 'rvxtion. A numerous train of natives followed us ; and one of them, whom 1 had distinguished ¡u:... | |
 | Andrew Kippis - 1853 - 468 trang
...satisfaction, he made an excursion into the country, accompanied by VOL, II. H 5* Mr. Anderson and Mr. Webtffr, the former of whom was as well qualified to describe...pen, as the latter was to represent with his pencil, whatever might occur worthy of observation. In this excursion, the gentlemen, among other objects that... | |
 | David Laing Purves - 1874 - 856 trang
...me, and made an excursion into the country up the valley, accompanied by Mr Anderson and Mr Webber ; the former of whom was as well qualified to describe...pen as the latter was to represent with his pencil everything we might meet with worthy of observation. A numerous train of natives followed us ; and... | |
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A numerous train of natives followed us ; and one of them, whom I had distinguished for his activity in keeping the rest in order, I made choice of as our guide. This man, from time to time, proclaimed our approach ; and every one whom we met, fell prostrate... 
