 | 1819 - 656 pàgines
...with water, yet I felt it my duty to leave no measure imtried which could in any way tend to a direct elucidation of the fact. It was physically impracticable to gain the edge of these water* by making a detour round the flooded portion of the country on the SW side of the river, as... | |
 | 1820 - 848 pàgines
...with water, yet I felt it my duty to leave no measure untried which could in any way tend to a direct elucidation of the fact. It was physically impracticable...detour round the flooded portion of the country on the SW side of the river, as we proved it to be a barren wet marsh, overrun with the species of polygonum,... | |
 | Jacques Arago - 1823 - 694 pàgines
...with water, yet I felt it my duty to leave no measure untried which would in any way tend to a direct elucidation of the fact. " It was physically impracticable...as we proved it to be a barren wet marsh, overrun w'th a species of polygonum, and not offering a single dry spot to which our course might be directed;... | |
 | Australia. Parliament. Joint Library Committee - 1917 - 978 pàgines
...of these waters exploration. ^y makjngr a detour round the flooded portion of the country on the SW side of the river, as we proved it to be a barren...offering a single dry spot to which our course might bo directed; and that there wns no probability of finding any in that direction, I had a certain knowledge... | |
 | Australia. Parliament. Joint Library Committee - 1917 - 1156 pàgines
...with water, yet I felt it my duty to leave no measure untried which could in any way tend to a direct elucidation of the fact. It was physically impracticable...detour round the flooded portion of the country on the S.\V. side of the river, as we proved it to be a barren wet marsh, over-run with a species of polygonum,... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1820 - 894 pàgines
...with water, yet I felt it my duty to leave no measure untried which could in any way tend to a direct elucidation of the fact. It was physically impracticable...detour round the flooded portion of the country on the SW side of the river, as we proved it to be a barren wet marsh, overrun with the species of polygonum,... | |
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... proof that the interior was covered with water, yet I felt it my duty to leave no measure untried which could in any way tend to a direct elucidation of the fact. It was physically Impracticable to gain the edge of these waters by making a detour... 