Collection of Ancient and Modern British Authors: Narrative Of A Second Voyage In Search Of A North-West Passage, And Of A Residence In The Arctic Regions During The Years 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833 ... Including Reports Of Capt. J. C. Ross, R.N., F.R.S., F.L.S., &c. And The Discovery Of The Northern Magnetic Pole, Volume 92Baudry, 1835 - 475 pages |
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Common terms and phrases
arrived Batty bay became blew boats breeze calm Cape Cape Garry Cape Turnagain clear water coast cold Commander Ross continued contrived crew dogs dovekies drift eastward eight engine Esquimaux expedition feet fell fish following day former four frozen further Fury gale Greenland harbour heavy hope icebergs Igloolik inlet island journey Krusenstern labour lake Lancaster sound land latitude length longitude means Melville island midnight miles minus month morning musk ox natives navigators Neitchillee night noon north-east north-west northward o'clock obliged observations ourselves party passage passed Port Logan preceding present proceeded proved provisions reached reindeer remark Repulse bay river rocks sail scurvy seal season seemed seen ship shore Sir Edward Parry sledge snow snow buntings soon southward strait Sunday thermometer rose thick thing tide voyage weather westward whole wind winter