 | Mungo Park - 1815 - 404 sayfa
...Nummasoolo. Was under the necessity of leaving here William Allen sick. Paid the Dooty for him as usual. I regretted much leaving this man ; he had naturally...the night with the songs of our dear native land. About five miles East of Numraasoolo passed the stream before mentioned, flowing to the SE The water... | |
 | Mungo Park - 1815 - 336 sayfa
...Nummasoolo. Was under the necessity of leaving here William Allen sick. Paid the Dooty for him as usual. I regretted much leaving this man; he had naturally...the night with the songs of our dear native land. About five miles east of Nummasoolo passed the stream before mentioned, flowing to the SE The water... | |
 | Mungo Park - 1816 - 568 sayfa
...soldier, at Nummasoolo, and that he had paid the Dooty for him as usual, he adds : " I re*l2 " gretted much leaving this man. He had " naturally a cheerful...and he " used often to beguile the watches of the w night with the songs of our dear native "land." The intercourse of Mr. Scott and Mr. Park, during... | |
 | Mungo Park - 1822 - 564 sayfa
...regret, on account of his " naturally cheerful disposition," and his often beguiling " the horrors of the night, with the songs of our dear native land." The last of the St. Jago asses was this day left on the road, and the whole party came together at Sobee... | |
 | H. B. - 1835 - 334 sayfa
...Nummosoolo : " Was under the necessity of leaving here William Allen sick. Paid the Dooty for him as usual. I regretted much leaving this man ; he had naturally...the night with the songs of our dear native land." It is easy to conceive how much additional interest those songs must have possessed, when heard amid... | |
 | 1815 - 578 sayfa
...the SOth July, another man was left with the dooty at Nummasoloo. ' I regretted much (observes Park) leaving this man ; he had naturally a cheerful disposition...night with the songs of our dear native land.' The whole of the forty asses purchased at St. Jago had either died or been abandoned on the road, which... | |
 | Archibald Hamilton - 1862 - 48 sayfa
...could shake his constancy. In his journal there is an entry : " I regretted much losing William Allen ; he " had naturally a cheerful disposition, and he...the night with the songs of our dear native land." We can fancy how, in those sultry regions, the songs of Burns must have fallen like a refreshing dew... | |
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I regretted much leaving this man ; he had naturally a cheerful disposition ; and he used often to beguile the watches of the night with the songs of our dear native land. 