| David Laing Purves - 1874 - 856 pages
...ready framed, but carried aboard in pieces, to be new set up in smoother water when occasion served. Neither had he omitted to make provision also for...delight, carrying to this purpose with him expert musicians, rich furniture (all the vessels for his table, yea, many belonging even to the cook-room,... | |
| 1887 - 844 pages
...new set up in smoother water, when occasion served. Neither had he omitted to make provision also lor ornament and delight, carrying to this purpose with...expert musitians, rich furniture (all the vessels fur his table, yea, many belonging even to the Cookeroome, being of pure silver), and divers shewes... | |
| Leslie Stephen - 1888 - 484 pages
...and carried, as in the former voyage, some pinnaces in pieces, to be set up when occasion served. ' Neither had he omitted to make provision also for...delight, carrying to this purpose with him expert musicians, rich furniture (all the vessels for his table, yea, many belonging even to the cook room,... | |
| Alfred Thomas Story - 1898 - 330 pages
...hundred and sixty-four men, "gentlemen and sailors ; " * and we are told by Vaux that he did not omit " to make provision also for ornament and delight, carrying to this purpose with him expert musicians, rich furniture (all the vessels for his table, yea, many belonging to the cook-room being... | |
| Julian Stafford Corbett - 1898 - 522 pages
...weapons of all sorts in great abundance. ' Neither had he omitted,' says the Authorised Narrative, ' to make provision also for ornament and delight, carrying to this purpose with him expert musicians, rich furniture (all the vessels for his table, yea many belonging even to the cook-room,... | |
| Zelia Nuttall - 1914 - 594 pages
...Drake's preparations for the voyage : " neither did he omit to make provision also for ornament or delight, carrying to this purpose with him expert...(all the vessels for his table, yea, many belonging even to the Cooke-room being of pure silver) and divers shewes of all sorts of curious workmanship,... | |
| Zelia Nuttall - 1914 - 614 pages
...Drake's preparations for the voyage : " neither did he omit to make provision also for ornament or delight, carrying to this purpose with him expert...(all the vessels for his table, yea, many belonging even to the Cooke-room being of pure silver) and divers shewes of all sorts of curious workmanship,... | |
| Philip Frederick Alexander - 1916 - 262 pages
...ready framed, but carried aboard in pieces, to be new set up in smoother water, when occasion served. Neither had he omitted to make provision also for...delight, carrying to this purpose with him expert musicians, rich furniture... and divers shows of all sorts of curious workmanship." Sir Francis Drake... | |
| Charles Edward Chapman - 1921 - 562 pages
...an ordinary buccaneering adventure, for "neither did he omit to make provision also for ornament or delight, carrying to this purpose with him expert...(all the vessels for his table, yea, many belonging even to the Cooke-room being of pure silver) and divers shewes of all sorts of curious workmanship,... | |
| Leonard George Carr Laughton, Roger Charles Anderson, William Gordon Perrin - 1923 - 464 pages
...before this, when Drake set out on his voyage round the World (1577), he made elaborate provision " for ornament and delight, carrying to this purpose with him, expert musitians," . . . and from the report made by one of his Spanish prisoners we learn that he dined and supped in... | |
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