 | Monck Mason - 1838 - 386 σελίδες
...convey, was that the wind had changed, and that we were in the act of returning to the shores we had so shortly before abandoned. A glance or two, however,...already glittering beneath us ; the barrier of clouds vhich I have before mentioned as starting up so abruptly in our path, as abruptly terminated ; and... | |
 | 1838 - 534 σελίδες
...to show us the fullary of this impression ; the well-known lights of Calais and of the neighbouting shores were already glittering beneath us ; the barrier...adjacent coast of France, variegated with lights, and rife with all the nocturnal signs of population, hurst at once upon our view. \V'e had, in fact, crossed... | |
 | E Seton Valentine/F L Tomlinson - 1902 - 356 σελίδες
...convey was that the wind had changed, and that we were in the act of returning to the shores we had so shortly before abandoned. A glance or two, however,...this impression ; the well-known lights of Calais and the neighbouring shores were already glittering beneath us ; the barrier of clouds which I have before... | |
 | Edgar Allan Poe, Thomas Ollive Mabbott, Eleanor D. Kewer - 2000 - 768 σελίδες
...convey, was that the wind had changed, and that we were in the act of returning to the shores we had so shortly before abandoned. A glance or two, however,...served to show us the fallacy of this impression; the well known lights of Calais . . . were already glittering beneath us." 18. Poe has characters put messages... | |
| |
Calais and the neighbouring shores were already glittering beneath us ; the barrier of clouds which I have before mentioned as starting up so abruptly in our path as abruptly terminated; and the whole adjacent coast of France, variegated with lights,... 