 | Richard Edwards - 1867 - 386 sidor
...mother could not have known him. His ill-favored and weather-beaten visage was covered with streaks of paint, like the face of a wild Indian on the war-path....shoulders, was surmounted with a paper cap, fashioned and pointed so as to bear a greater resemblance to the papal tiara than to the diadem of the ocean monarch.... | |
 | Richard Edwards - 1867 - 372 sidor
...mother could not have known him. His ill-favored and weather-beaten visage was covered with streaks of paint, like the face of a wild Indian on the war-path....shoulders, was surmounted with a paper cap, fashioned and pointed so as to bear a greater resemblance to the papal tiara than to the diadem of the ocean monarch.... | |
 | Thomas Morrison (LL.D.) - 1884 - 264 sidor
...mother could not have known him. His illfavoured and weather-beaten visage was covered with streaks of paint, like the face of a wild Indian on the war-path....shoulders, was surmounted with a paper cap, fashioned and pointed so as to bear a "•-eater resemblance to the papal tiara than to the diadem of the ocean monarch.... | |
 | Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States - 1894 - 400 sidor
...mother could not have known him. His ill-favored and weather-beaten visage was covered with streaks of paint, like the face of a wild Indian on the war-path....shoulders, was surmounted with a paper cap, fashioned and pointed so as to bear a greater resemblance to the papal tiara than to the diadem of the ocean monarch.... | |
 | Richard Edwards - 1867 - 368 sidor
...mother could not have known him. His ill-favored and weather-beaten visage was covered with streaks of paint, like the face of a wild Indian on the war-path....shoulders, was surmounted with a paper cap, fashioned and pointed so as to bear a greatel resemblance to the papal tiara than to the diadem of the ocean monarch.... | |
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... filled with water for the occasion, and surrounded by as jovial a set of fellows as ever played off a practical joke. Old Neptune proved to be Jim Sinclair, of Marblehead, but so disguised that his own mother could not have known him. His ill-favored... 