 | Mary Wise Savery Hawkins - 1888 - 252 strani
...geven for the Arke Rawlye, for I think her the odd ship in the worlde for all conditions, and truely I think there can no great ship make me change and go out of her. We can see no sail great nor small but how far soever they be off, we fetch them and speak with them. And so I bid your Lordship... | |
 | John Knox Laughton - 1894 - 470 strani
...Motley, History of the United Netherlands, vol. ii. chap. xiii. 3 Or Dordrecht. 4 MS. hat his arrant. all conditions ; and truly I think there can no great...change and go out of her. We can see no sail, great nor small, but how far soever they be off, we fetch them and speak with them. And so I bid your Lordship... | |
 | Rennell Rodd - 1904 - 316 strani
...tell Her Majesty from me that the money was well given for the Ark Raleigh, for I think her the odd ship in the world for all conditions ; and truly I...can no great ship make me change and go out of her. AYe can sec no sail, great or small, but how far soever they be off we fetch them and speak with them."... | |
 | Richard Hakluyt - 1904 - 522 strani
...geven for the Arke Rawlyc, for I think her the odd ship in the worlde for all conditions, and truely I think there can no great ship make me change and go out of her." After taking part in numerous expeditions she was rebuilt in 1608 and re-christened the ' Anne Royal'... | |
 | Robert Alfred John Walling - 1907 - 320 strani
...geven for the Arke Rawlye, for I think her the odd ship in the worlde for all conditions, and truely I think there can no great ship make me change and go out of her." The Victory, 800 tons. The Victory became the flagship of Hawkins as Vice-Admiral. The Bear, 9oo tons.... | |
 | Frederick Albion Ober - 1909 - 346 strani
...the price paid Raleigh for the flag -ship was excessive, he wrote to the Queen's prime - minister : "Tell her Majesty from me, I pray you, that the money...which benefited by his skill and foresight. But the 1 06 H W 2 K 2 3 g a -e truth is that he was basely requited, indeed, for, though it was agreed that... | |
 | Frederick Albion Ober - 1909 - 348 strani
...the price paid Raleigh for the flag - ship was excessive, he wrote to the Queen's prime -minister: "Tell her Majesty from me, I pray you, that the money...which benefited by his skill and foresight. But the 1 06 2 f S M 0 8 £ Q >— > * y*' M EAST BROADWAY, truth is that he was basely requited, indeed, for,... | |
 | Rennell Rodd - 1921 - 308 strani
...tell Her Majesty from me that the money was well given for the Ark Raleigh, for I think her the odd ship in the world for all conditions; and truly I...great or small, but how far soever they be off we fetch them and speak with them." Another ship of Raleigh's, the Roebuck, under Whiddon, whose action... | |
 | Harold Winter Hodges, Edward Arthur Hughes - 1922 - 260 strani
...tell her Majesty from me that her money was well given for the Ark Ralegh1, for I think her the odd ship in the world for all conditions; and truly I...change and go out of her. We can see no sail, great nor small, but how far soever they be off, we fetch them and speak with them. (c) Sir William Wynter... | |
 | Edward Keble Chatterton - 1925 - 364 strani
...tell Her Majesty from me that her money was well given for the Ark Raleigh, for I think her the odd ship in the world for all conditions, and truly I think there can be no great ship make me change and go out of her.' She was a four-master of 800 tons. And here let... | |
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I pray you tell her Majesty from me that her money was well given for the Ark Ralegh1, for I think her the odd ship in the world for all conditions; and truly I think there can no great ship make me change and go out of her. We can see no sail, great... 
