 | 1832 - 598 str.
...him by my resolute behavior. When we stopped, I inquired of the coachman which was the best inn. Ho answered, ' that it was the Blue Postesses, where...pointed out two large blue posts at the door next the coach-ollicc, and told me that all the midshipmen resorted to that hotel. He then asked me to remember... | |
 | Frederick Marryat - 1834 - 348 str.
...that I had had the pleasure of meeting him before — No ^ooner out of one scrape than into another. WHEN we stopped, I inquired of the coachman which...hotel. He then asked me to remember the coachman, VOL. i. c which, by this time, I had found out implied that I was not to forget to give him a shilling,... | |
 | 1874 - 974 str.
...coachman who brought Peter Simple on his first journey to Portsmouth remarked : — " The best inn is the Blue Postesses, where the midshipmen leave their...sometimes forget to pay for their breakfastesses." The ghost of Peter Simple would look in vain to-day for the familiar Blue Posts. They also have vanished,... | |
 | 1874 - 802 str.
...coachman who brought Peter Simple on his first journey to Portsmouth remarked : — " The best inn is the Blue Postesses, where the midshipmen leave their...toastesses, and sometimes forget to pay for their break fastesses." The ghost of Peter Simple would look in vain to-day for the familiar Blue Posts.... | |
 | Johan Storm - 1879 - 374 str.
...best inn. He answered «that it was the Blue Postesses, where the midshipmen had their cheateaaea, call for tea and toastesses, and sometimes forget to pay for their breakfaateaaea.» He laughed when he said this etc., Marryat, Peter Simple 12. Ligesaa Genitivendelsen... | |
 | Frederick Marryat - 1895 - 534 str.
...that I had had the pleasure of meeting him before — No sooner out of one scrape than into another. WHEN we stopped, I inquired of the coachman which...the door next the coach-office, and told me that all 12 the midshipmen resorted to that hotel. He then asked me to remember the coachman, which, by this... | |
 | Frederick Marryat - 1896 - 478 str.
...had fiad the pleasure of meeting him before — No sooner out of one scrape than into another. W HEN we stopped, I inquired of the coachman which was the...and told me that all the midshipmen resorted to that hold, He then asked me to 11 remember the coachman, which by this time I had found out implied that... | |
 | Johan Frederik Breda Storm - 1896 - 764 str.
...coachman -which was the best inn. He answered „that it was the Blue Postessesi, where the midshipmen had their chestesses, call for tea and toastesses , and...for their breakfastesses" . He laughed when he said this etc. Marr. Simple 12. The swellses likes to be looked at, Punch 21. Sept. 1879. There was 8 sets... | |
 | Charles George Harper - 1906 - 372 str.
...time, to join his ship, he asked the coachman which was the best inn there, and received for reply : The Blue Postesses Where the midshipmen leave their...toastesses, And sometimes forget to pay for their breakfastes. The " Blue Posts " inn was burned down in 1870, but many who had known it made a renewed... | |
 | Frederick William Hackwood - 1909 - 392 str.
...was first driven to this inn, his coachman was good enough to inform him, with a sly look in his eye, that it was " the Blue Postesses where the midshipmen...chestesses, call for tea and toastesses, and sometimes forgets to pay for their breakfastesses." The inn which figures as the scene of that exciting fight... | |
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WHEN we stopped, I inquired of the coachman which was the best inn. He answered,, '' that it was the Blue Postesses, where the midshipmen leave their chestesses, call for tea and toastesses, and sometimes forget to pay for their breakfastesses." He laughed... 
