...town of Port Louis. Upon this we secured our house, as well as we could, by bolts and bars, fearing they would try to force an entrance ; but in this...barracks, when order was once more restored in our little little society ; the shops were opened — trade resumed its several avocations — and society its...

...was their march, that our fears were in a great degree allayed. The march into the town conti' nued, excepting some very short intervals, during the whole...barracks, when order was once more restored in our '.tow little little society ; the shops were opened — trade resumed its several avocations — and...

...if a man throws himself into the fire, or a well, or in the path of a tiger, is he without blame?" During the whole of the day, and the greater part of the night, I was oppressed with a violent heat in my brain, nausea, and a perspiration so profuse that my hair...

...stations; but the same individuals cannot iu common honesty and humanity be permitted to work through the whole of the day and the greater part of the night. The second part of the case, in so far as it affects the customers or the public, has been abundantly 322...

...more imminent peril than upon this occasion. A retreat became necessary, and it was continued through the whole of the day and the greater part of the night. The next morning, a halt was ordered at the Yellow Springs, and there it was discovered that scarcely one musket...

...six others, almost all Modenese ; alone, without any office, without subalterns, immersed in labor the whole of the day, and the greater part of the night ; writing articles and letters, seeing travellers, affiliating the Italian sailors, folding our printed...

...extraordinary. They had never seen a foreigner in their town before. Cheng Mi and myself were occupied the whole of the day and the greater part of the night in preaching to the people. They listened most attentively, and many of them said they had never heard...

...his spirit, worked on, he says, " alone, without any office, without subalterns, immersed in labour the whole of the day and the greater part of the night, writing articles and letters, seeing travellers, affiliating the Italian sailors, folding our printed...

...his spirit, worked on, he says, " alone, without any office, without subalterns, immersed in labour the whole of the day and the greater part of the night, writing articles and letters, seeing travellers, affiliating the Italian sailors, folding our printed...

...fore-staysail was hent. She was kept with her head to the southward. In this state she lay-to daring the whole of the day, and the greater part of the night. On the morning of Tuesday she bent her foresail, and Captain Smith made the requisite preparations...