The Privateer's-man One Hundred Years AgoBaudry's European Library, 1846 - 302 psl. |
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afterwards anchor appeared arrived Arrow asked boat brig brother cabin calabash called canoe Captain Irving Captain Levee Captain Toplift Captain Weatherall cargo command corvette counting-house crew cried cruise dear deck diamond door escape fast father fear feel fell felt fire French captain gave guns hand head heard hour house of Stuart Indians Ingram Jacobite James Town king's King's Hospital knew lady leave Liverpool looked lugger Madam miles Miss Trevannion mistress morning Musgrave muskets musquitoes never night officers Olivarez owner passed perceived Philip Philip Musgrave pirate Port Royal Portuguese privateer Privateer's-Man pulled ready received remained replied river round sail schooner second mate Senegal sent ship shore slaves soon Sparrow-Hawk taken tell thank thing thought told took vessel wait walked Whyna wind wish wounded yards
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161 psl. - I went home reeling with excitement, and hastened to bed, that I might have unrestrained freedom of thought. I enacted the scene of the evening over and over again ; recalled each motion, each look, every word which had passed, and defying fever and presentiment of evil, imagined also our happy meeting to part no more. It was long before I could compose myself to sleep, and when I did, I need not say who it was who occupied my dreams. I called as soon as I could venture so to do on the following...