Предложения со словом «companion»

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• Neb and Herbert even watched at the bridge so as to be ready to lower it the moment their companion presented himself.
• But as I descended the companion stairs to clear the table I heard him shriek as the first bucket of water struck him.
• I turned, and found myself looking into the humorous, masterful eyes of the tall, thin man who had volunteered to be my companion on this strange quest.
• Carthoris must have had a companion whom I had not seen.
• The twelve o'clock dinner was over, one day, and I had just finished putting the cabin in order, when Wolf Larsen and Thomas Mugridge descended the companion stairs.
• It was a cheery companion, gurgling and chuckling as it ran, like the dear old trout-stream in the West Country where I have fished at night in my boyhood.
• Soon another whale passed, evidently a companion, following in its wake.
• A return of apprehension was apparent when, at the top of the companion-way, Wolf Larsen invited him below.
• I had just finished sweeping the cabin, and had been inveigled by Wolf Larsen into a discussion of Hamlet, his favourite Shakespearian character, when Johansen descended the companion stairs followed by Johnson.
• His companion was the daughter of the house, wearing a light-blue dress with a train two yards long.
• They came up to where I was standing by the entrance to the companion-way.
• In what could have been no less than an ecstasy, I left my post at the head of the companion-way and started along the deck, murmuring to myself those beautiful lines of Mrs.
• He shoved the slide part way back and rested his arms on it, his body still in the companion-way.
• Nor did I call this time from the top of the companion-way.
• A dense volume of smoke was pouring out of the steerage companion-way.
• What do you think, Ayrton?" added Pencroft, turning to his companion.
• I had quite forgotten the existence of Leach and Johnson, when suddenly, like a thunderclap, "Boat ho!" came down the open companion-way.
• The voice of my companion brought me back to myself with a laugh.
• The girl in the fruitful hat quickly seized her companion by the arm and whispered in his ear.
• When he started up the companion-way, I retreated, silently rolling over on top of the cabin.
• The reporter and his companion had judged it best to abandon the post at the Mercy, from which they could do nothing against the ship, and they had acted wisely.
• I felt that I should lose my mind, and I ran up the companion stairs to open the doors and escape on deck.
• I finally crawled to my feet and ascended the companion stairs.
• One after another they went down, and there were not half-a-dozen surviving by the time my companion and I could come to their help.
• I became restless and anxious, and when Thomas Mugridge glared down the companion-way, sick and angry of countenance, I prepared to go about my duties.
• Besides these sounds, the presence of chemical combinations was soon betrayed by their powerful odor, and the engineer and his companion were almost suffocated by sulphurous vapors.
• When I returned to the pilot house to report the good news to my companion he handed me a paper.
• He was standing in the companion-way, only his head and shoulders visible, staring straight at me.
• Spilett grasped his companion's hand, and both crept towards the corral, their guns ready to fire.
• I started after her, to stop at the foot of the companion-way.
• His face was anxious, as was the face of my companion, who had stumped over to the rail and was gazing with a like intentness in the direction of the invisible danger.
• I obeyed, and the two brutes picked up the senseless man like a sack of rubbish and hove him clear up the companion stairs, through the narrow doorway, and out on deck.
• I went up the steerage companion-way two steps at a time, with nothing distinct in my mind except joy and the hope that Maud would sleep on until the surprise breakfast was quite ready for her.
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• And I wrapped the cloak about me, and took the Diskos to my breast, for a sure Companion, as it had truly proved in my need.
• He said to himself that he, Ayrton, was the principal cause of so many disasters, since his old companion, Bob Harvey, had but realized his own plans, and a feeling of horror took possession of him.
• He was led there without difficulty, and with careful attention, it might, perhaps, be hoped that some day he would be a companion to the settlers in Lincoln Island.
• By this, no doubt, both ape-men and Indians had at different epochs reached the top, and Maple White with his companion had taken the same way.
• I looked to my companion for enlightenment.
• A moment later, as I started down the companion stairs to lay the table for dinner, I heard him loudly curing some men amidships.
• Perhaps, even, one of them had found in Ayrton his old Australian companion Ben Joyce, the chief of the escaped convicts.
• And truly, her companion justified the encomiums of the faithful chum.
• I was of course thrilled when I found myself, after so many days of adventure, face to face with this bright woman, so lately the companion of the author who had delighted me on the voyage.
• And so he died, his thin lips curled in the snarl of his hateful laugh, and a bullet from the revolver of his dead companion bursting in his heart.
• When they had come close enough to make us out at all, Kantos Kan's operator received a radio-aerogram, which he immediately handed to my companion.
• I crept softly up the companion-way and peeped at him.
• I soon found that my sailing-companion, this sort of dog with horns, had to be tied up entirely.
• His companion, as is known, fell by Cyrus Harding's dagger.
• The Spray's next companion of the voyage was a swordfish, that swam alongside, showing its tall fin out of the water, till I made a stir for my harpoon, when it hauled its black flag down and disappeared.
• My companion waved his hand in contemptuous deprecation.
• I had been swept against the galley and around the steerage companion-way from the weather side into the lee scuppers.
• He regained his balance by the steerage companion-way and stood there dizzily for a space, when he suddenly crumpled up and collapsed, his legs bending under him as he sank to the deck.
• Summerlee was weaponless, but I was emptying my magazine as quick as I could fire, and on the further flank we heard the continuous cracking of our companion's rifles.
• Immediately, like wolves on a wounded companion, the other two pounced upon it, dragging and pulling against each other.
• And so shall you have knowledge now of this and that thing which did come upon my thought, and of the little and the big wonders, and all shall help something to give unto you the ache of newness and bewilderment that was constant companion unto me.
• A number of men, however, who were lounging about a companion-way between the galley and hatch, and who did not seem to be sailors, continued talking in low tones with one another.
• It was therefore past ten o'clock when the engineer and his companion reached the crest of the enormous mass of rocks of basalt and porphyry which composed the northwest coast of the island.
• They were sincerely attached to their new companion.
• It was then eight o'clock, the hour at which their companion was to leave them.
• Had he moved, attempted to drop down the companion-way, I know I would have shot him.
• That it could be climbed we had our companion's assurance.
• Tarp Henry, my companion, was plucking at my skirts and I heard him whispering, "Sit down, Malone!
• I have hinted also at the trouble which the Professor's baggage gave us when we left the plateau, and had I described our voyage I might have said a good deal of the worry we had to coax with putrid fish the appetite of our filthy companion.
• Aft I walked to the cabin companion, where I contented myself with hailing below.
• As to Pencroft, he crouched down in a cleft of the rock, and awaited the return of his companion.
• I fell to wondering about the fate of the great Thark, and of his beautiful companion, the girl, Thuvia.

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