 | 206 str.
...though it was meeting him, and afforded but little chance of success. He, however, fatally for himself, succeeded in harpooning it. The boat and fish passing...its place, and instead •• of running over the stem, was thrown over the gunwale. Its pressure in this unfavorable posi lion so careened the boat,... | |
 | 1823 - 450 str.
...of success. He, however, fatally for himself, succeeded in harpooning it. The boat and fish passed each other with great rapidity after the stroke, the...of its place, and, instead of " running" over the stem, was thrown over the gunwale ; its pressure in this unfavourable position so careened the boat,... | |
 | 1823 - 832 str.
...was meeting him, and afforded but an indifferent chance of success. He, however, fatally for himself, succeeded in harpooning it. The boat and fish passing...of its place, and, instead of " running" over the stem, was thrown over the gunwale ; its pressure in this unfavourable position so careened the boat,... | |
 | 1823 - 496 str.
...it was meeting him, and afforded an indifferent chance of success. He, however, fatally for himself, succeeded in harpooning it. The boat and fish passing...the line was jerked out of its place, and instead of ' running7 over the stem, was throwu over the gunwale ; its pressure in this unfavourable position... | |
 | the christians - 1836 - 426 str.
...boat and fish passed each other at the greatest rapidity immediately after the harpoon was thrown, the line was jerked' out of its place, and instead...position so careened the boat, that the side sank below Ihe water, and it began to fill. In this emergency the harpooner, who was a fine active fellow,... | |
 | Robert Hamilton (M.D., F.R.S.E.) - 1861 - 392 str.
...outset separated from their companions, and allured by the chase of a whale, they proceeded till they were far out of sight of the ship. The whale led them...emergency the harpooner, who was a very fine active fellow, seized the line, and attempted to relieve the boat, by restoring it to its place ; but a turn... | |
 | Robert Edmund Scoresby-Jackson, Robert Edmund Jackson - 1861 - 444 str.
...was meeting him, and afforded but an indifferent chance of success. He, however, fatally for himself, succeeded in harpooning it. The boat and fish passing...position so careened the boat, that the side sank below the water, and it began to fill. In this emergency the harpooneer, who was a fine active fellow,... | |
 | Henry Theodore Cheever - 1862 - 346 str.
...was meeting him, and afforded but an indifferent chance of success. He, however, fatally for himself, succeeded in harpooning it. The boat and fish passing...position so careened the boat, that the side sank below the water, and it began to fill. In this emergency the harpooner, who was a fine active fellow,... | |
 | Robert Michael Ballantyne - 1863 - 452 str.
...was meeting him, and afforded but an indifferent chance of success. He, however, fatally for himself, succeeded in harpooning it. The boat and fish passing...gunwale ; its pressure in this unfavourable position so carreened the boat, that the side sank below the water, and it began to fill. " In this emergency the... | |
 | 982 str.
...of success. He, however, fatally for himself, succeeded in harpooning it. The boat and fish passed each other with great rapidity after the stroke, the...out of its place, and instead of running over the stem was thrown over the gunwale ; its pressure in this unfavourable position so careened the boat... | |
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... over the stern, was thrown over the gunwale; its pressure in this unfavourable position so careened the boat, that the side sank below the water, and it began to fill. In this emergency the harpooner, who was a fine active fellow, seized the... 
