...boatswain of the Alcerte, who shared his meals with him, and was his chief favourite, although be sometimes purloined the grog and. the biscuit of his benefactor,...eat with a spoon ; and might be often seen sitting al his cabin door enjoying his collet- , quite unembarrassed by (hose who observed him, and with a...

...boatswain of the Alceste, who shared his meals with him, and was his chief favourite, although he sometimes purloined the grog and the biscuit of his benefactor, he learned to eat with a spoon ; and might be bften seen sitting at his cabin-door enjoying his' coflee, quite unembarrassed by those who observed...

...boatswain of the Alceste, who shared his meals with him, and was his chief favourite, although he sometimes purloined the grog and the biscuit of his benefactor,...often seen sitting at his cabin door, enjoying his cofffee, quite unembarrassed by tho«e who observed him, and with Л grotesque and sombre air, that...

...boatswain of the Alceste, who shared his meals with him, and was his chief favourite, although he sometimes purloined the grog and the biscuit of his benefactor,...with a spoon ; and might be often seen sitting at his cabin-door enjoying his coffee, quite unembarrassed by those who observed him, and with a grotesque...

...boatswain of the Alceste, who shared his meals with him, and was his chief favourite, although he sometimes purloined the grog and the biscuit of his benefactor,...with a spoon ; and might be often seen sitting at his cabin-door enjoying his coffee, quite unembarrassed bv those who observed him, and with a grotesque...

...boatswain of the Alceste, who shared his meals with him, and was his chief favorite, although he sometimes purloined the grog and the biscuit of his benefactor,...unembarrassed by those who observed him, and with n grotesque and sober air, that seemed a burlesque on human nature. "Next to the boatswain, I was,...

...boatswain of the Alceste, who shared his meals with him, and was his chief favorite, although he sometimes purloined the grog and the biscuit of his benefactor,...sober air, that seemed a burlesque on human nature. " On board ship he commonly slept at the masthead, after wrapping himself in a sail. In making his...

...to eatr with a spoon ; and, though he occasionally purloined the biscuit and grog of his benefactor, might be often seen sitting at his cabin door, enjoying his coffee with a sober air of great satisfaction. Of some small monkeys on board he took little notice whilst...

...shared his meals with him, and was his chief favourite, although he sometimes purloined the grog and biscuit of his benefactor, he learned to eat with a spoon ; and might be often seen Bitting at his cabin door enjoying his coffee, quite unembarassed by those who observed him, and with...

...boatswain of the Alceate, who shared his meals with him, and was his chief favourite, although ho sometimes purloined the grog and the biscuit of his benefactor, he learned to cat with it spoon ; and might be often seen sitting at his cabin door enjoying his coffee, quite unembarrassed...