100
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From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
121
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From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
128
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From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
129
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From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
15
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From this reading NEW BEDFORD _Frontispiece._ NEW BEDFORD FROM A WHALEMAN’S POINT OF VIEW Page 15 THE PILOT 19 THE MATE 22 DRUG 26 WHALING IMPLEMENTS 27 THE MASTHEADMAN 30 “GIVE IT TO HIM!”
159
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From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
165
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From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
169
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From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
173
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From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
175
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From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
19
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From this reading NEW BEDFORD _Frontispiece._ NEW BEDFORD FROM A WHALEMAN’S POINT OF VIEW Page 15 THE PILOT 19 THE MATE 22 DRUG 26 WHALING IMPLEMENTS 27 THE MASTHEADMAN 30 “GIVE IT TO HIM!”
208
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From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
210
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From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
211
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From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
217
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From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
22
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From this reading NEW BEDFORD _Frontispiece._ NEW BEDFORD FROM A WHALEMAN’S POINT OF VIEW Page 15 THE PILOT 19 THE MATE 22 DRUG 26 WHALING IMPLEMENTS 27 THE MASTHEADMAN 30 “GIVE IT TO HIM!”
246
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From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
26
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From this reading NEW BEDFORD _Frontispiece._ NEW BEDFORD FROM A WHALEMAN’S POINT OF VIEW Page 15 THE PILOT 19 THE MATE 22 DRUG 26 WHALING IMPLEMENTS 27 THE MASTHEADMAN 30 “GIVE IT TO HIM!”
27
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From this reading NEW BEDFORD _Frontispiece._ NEW BEDFORD FROM A WHALEMAN’S POINT OF VIEW Page 15 THE PILOT 19 THE MATE 22 DRUG 26 WHALING IMPLEMENTS 27 THE MASTHEADMAN 30 “GIVE IT TO HIM!”
30
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From this reading NEW BEDFORD _Frontispiece._ NEW BEDFORD FROM A WHALEMAN’S POINT OF VIEW Page 15 THE PILOT 19 THE MATE 22 DRUG 26 WHALING IMPLEMENTS 27 THE MASTHEADMAN 30 “GIVE IT TO HIM!”
344
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From this reading 344 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
45
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From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
47
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From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
49
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From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
51
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From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
53
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From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
55
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From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
58
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From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
63
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From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
80
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From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
82
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From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
83
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From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
AdagenounUS /ˈædədʒ/
a condensed but memorable saying embodying some important fact of experience that is taken as true by many people
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
anew
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
AlphanounUS /ˈælfə/
the 1st letter of the Greek alphabet
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
AtlanticnounUS /ətˈlæntɪk/
the 2nd largest ocean; separates North and South America on the west from Europe and Africa on the east
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
Atoowi
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From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
BEDFORD
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From this reading NEW BEDFORD _Frontispiece._ NEW BEDFORD FROM A WHALEMAN’S POINT OF VIEW Page 15 THE PILOT 19 THE MATE 22 DRUG 26 WHALING IMPLEMENTS 27 THE MASTHEADMAN 30 “GIVE IT TO HIM!”
BermudanounUS /bərˈmjuːdə/
a group of islands in the Atlantic off the Carolina coast; British colony; a popular resort
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
Betsey
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From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
BONEnounUS /boʊn/
rigid connective tissue that makes up the skeleton of vertebrates
From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
confined by bonds
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
BrazilianadjectiveUS /brəˈzɪljən/
of or relating to or characteristic of Brazil or the people of Brazil
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
BREACHINGverbUS /ˈbriːtʃɪŋ/
-ing form of “breach” — act in disregard of laws, rules, contracts, or promises
From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
BrignounUS /brɪɡ/
two-masted sailing vessel square-rigged on both masts
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
small and light boat; pointed at both ends; propelled with a paddle
From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
CapenounUS /keɪp/
a strip of land projecting into a body of water
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
a geological formation consisting of an underground enclosure with access from the surface of the ground or from the sea
From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
period extending from Dec. 24 to Jan. 6
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
the shore of a sea or ocean
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
a position or opinion or judgment reached after consideration
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
CRUSOE'S
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From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
the activity of selecting the scenes to be shown and putting them together to create a film
From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
no longer having or seeming to have or expecting to have life
From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
being or moving lower in position or less in some value
From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
DRUGverbUS /drʌɡ/
administer a drug to
From this reading NEW BEDFORD _Frontispiece._ NEW BEDFORD FROM A WHALEMAN’S POINT OF VIEW Page 15 THE PILOT 19 THE MATE 22 DRUG 26 WHALING IMPLEMENTS 27 THE MASTHEADMAN 30 “GIVE IT TO HIM!”
EquatornounUS /ɪˈkweɪtər/
an imaginary line around the Earth forming the great circle that is equidistant from the north and south poles
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
ExperiencesnounUS /ɪkˈspɪriənsɪz/
plural of “experience” — the accumulation of knowledge or skill that results from direct participation in events or activities
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
an acknowledgment or expression of goodwill at parting
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
the experiencing of affective and emotional states
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
FERNANDEZ
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From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
plural of “friend” — a person you know well and regard with affection and trust
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
showing where something starts, or who sent it
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Frontispiecenoun
an ornamental facade
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GalenounUS /ɡeɪl/
a strong wind moving 45-90 knots; force 7 to 10 on Beaufort scale
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
cause to have, in the abstract sense or physical sense
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the act of departing
From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
having desirable or positive qualities especially those suitable for a thing specified
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
Good-bynoun
a farewell remark
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
GulfnounUS /ɡʌlf/
an arm of a sea or ocean partly enclosed by land; larger than a bay
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
Hard-a-lee
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From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
the upper part of the human body or the front part of the body in animals; contains the face and brains
From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
of comparatively great physical weight or density
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
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belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
where you live at a particular time
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
HomewardadverbUS /ˈhoʊmwərd/
toward home
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
HornnounUS /hɔːrn/
a noisemaker (as at parties or games) that makes a loud noise when you blow through it
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
plural of “house” — a dwelling that serves as living quarters for one or more families
From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
Hurra
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From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
ILLUSTRATIONSnounUS /ˌɪləˈstreɪʃənz/
plural of “illustration” — artwork that helps make something clear or attractive
From this reading 344 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
IMPLEMENTSnounUS /ˈɪmpləmənts/
plural of “implement” — instrumentation (a piece of equipment or tool) used to effect an end
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inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
IncidentsnounUS /ˈɪnsədənts/
plural of “incident” — a single distinct event
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
arousing or holding the attention
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
a land mass (smaller than a continent) that is surrounded by water
From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
plural of “island” — a land mass (smaller than a continent) that is surrounded by water
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
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JAWverbUS /dʒɔː/
talk socially without exchanging too much information
From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
JUAN
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From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
the land on which real estate is located
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
immediately past
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
a formation of people or things one beside another
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
give or make a list of; name individually; give the names of
From this reading 344 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
an adult person who is male (as opposed to a woman)
From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
MASTHEADMAN
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the officer below the master on a commercial ship
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a formally arranged gathering
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
MissionarynounUS /ˈmɪʃəneri/
someone who attempts to convert others to a particular doctrine or program
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
not of long duration; having just (or relatively recently) come into being or been made or acquired or discovered
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
the region of the United States lying to the north of the Mason-Dixon line
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
from a particular thing or place or position (“forth” is obsolete)
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
(used especially of persons) having lived for a relatively long time or attained a specific age
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
not allowed to continue to bat or run
From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
overboardadverbUS /ˈoʊvərbɔːrd/
to extremes
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
one side of one leaf (of a book or magazine or newspaper or letter etc.) or the written or pictorial matter it contains
From this reading NEW BEDFORD _Frontispiece._ NEW BEDFORD FROM A WHALEMAN’S POINT OF VIEW Page 15 THE PILOT 19 THE MATE 22 DRUG 26 WHALING IMPLEMENTS 27 THE MASTHEADMAN 30 “GIVE IT TO HIM!”
PEAKnounUS /piːk/
the most extreme possible amount or value
From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
PILOTverbUS /ˈpaɪlət/
operate an airplane
From this reading NEW BEDFORD _Frontispiece._ NEW BEDFORD FROM A WHALEMAN’S POINT OF VIEW Page 15 THE PILOT 19 THE MATE 22 DRUG 26 WHALING IMPLEMENTS 27 THE MASTHEADMAN 30 “GIVE IT TO HIM!”
affording pleasure; being in harmony with your taste or likings
From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
a geometric element that has position but no extension
From this reading NEW BEDFORD _Frontispiece._ NEW BEDFORD FROM A WHALEMAN’S POINT OF VIEW Page 15 THE PILOT 19 THE MATE 22 DRUG 26 WHALING IMPLEMENTS 27 THE MASTHEADMAN 30 “GIVE IT TO HIM!”
PreparingverbUS /priˈperɪŋ/
-ing form of “prepare” — make ready or suitable or equip in advance for a particular purpose or for some use, event, etc
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
prevailingadjectiveUS /prɪˈveɪlɪŋ/
most frequent or common
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
any competition
From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
a rational motive for a belief or action
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
precisely, exactly
From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
Roratongo
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From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
SandwichnounUS /ˈsændwɪtʃ/
two (or more) slices of bread with a filling between them
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
an educational institution
From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
Scuddingnoun
the act of moving along swiftly (as before a gale)
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
a division of an ocean or a large body of salt water partially enclosed by land
From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
transport commercially
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
SoundingsnounUS /ˈsaʊndɪŋz/
plural of “sounding” — a measure of the depth of water taken with a sounding line
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
SPERMnounUS /spɜːrm/
the male reproductive cell; the male gamete
From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
SPOUTSnounUS /spaʊts/
plural of “spout” — an opening that allows the passage of liquids or grain
From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
STOVEnounUS /stoʊv/
a kitchen appliance used for cooking food
From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
StowawaysnounUS /ˈstoʊəweɪz/
plural of “stowaway” — a person who hides aboard a ship or plane in the hope of getting free passage
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
a natural body of running water flowing on or under the earth
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
STRONG'S
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From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
SYDENHAMnoun
English physician (1624-1689)
From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
TALKSnounUS /tɔːks/
a discussion intended to produce an agreement
From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
TOWINGverbUS /ˈtoʊɪŋ/
-ing form of “tow” — drag behind
From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
TRADINGnounUS /ˈtreɪdɪŋ/
buying or selling securities or commodities
From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
Try-works
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From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
hard to endure
From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
Uncas
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From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
an act that exploits or victimizes someone (treats them unfairly)
From this reading STRONG’S ISLAND CANOE 129 STOVE 159 SPOUTS OF THE SPERM AND RIGHT WHALE 165 HEAD OUT 169 BREACHING 173 A SCHOOL 175 USING HIS JAW 208 GOING DOWN ON A SCHOOL 210 TRADING AT PLEASANT ISLAND 211 A RACE FOR A WHALE 217 THE “OLD MAN” TALKS 246
a way of regarding situations or topics etc.
From this reading NEW BEDFORD _Frontispiece._ NEW BEDFORD FROM A WHALEMAN’S POINT OF VIEW Page 15 THE PILOT 19 THE MATE 22 DRUG 26 WHALING IMPLEMENTS 27 THE MASTHEADMAN 30 “GIVE IT TO HIM!”
Wauhoo
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From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
WHALEnounUS /weɪl/
a very large person; impressive in size or qualities
From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128
WHALEMAN'S
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From this reading NEW BEDFORD _Frontispiece._ NEW BEDFORD FROM A WHALEMAN’S POINT OF VIEW Page 15 THE PILOT 19 THE MATE 22 DRUG 26 WHALING IMPLEMENTS 27 THE MASTHEADMAN 30 “GIVE IT TO HIM!”
WHALINGverbUS /ˈweɪlɪŋ/
-ing form of “whale” — hunt for whales
From this reading NEW BEDFORD _Frontispiece._ NEW BEDFORD FROM A WHALEMAN’S POINT OF VIEW Page 15 THE PILOT 19 THE MATE 22 DRUG 26 WHALING IMPLEMENTS 27 THE MASTHEADMAN 30 “GIVE IT TO HIM!”
Whytootucke
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From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
WilliamsnounUS /ˈwɪljəmz/
United States country singer and songwriter (1923-1953)
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
YankeenounUS /ˈjæŋki/
an American who lives in the North (especially during the American Civil War)
From this reading “Homeward bound” at last.—The prevailing Feeling.—Wauhoo and Atoowi.—“Stowaways.”—Farewell to the Sandwich Islands.—Ship “Uncas.”—On the Equator.—Whytootucke.—Roratongo.—Meeting of old Friends.—Interesting Missionary Incidents.—A good Reason.—Good-by to Roratongo.—Preparing for Cape Horn.— Christmas.—A heavy Gale.—Off Cape Horn.—New Experiences.—In the Atlantic again.—Ship “Betsey Williams.”—Brazilian Coast.— North of the Line.—Hurra for Yankee Land.—Brig “Alpha.”— Try-works overboard.—Scudding off Bermuda.—Gulf Stream.— Soundings.—Old “Hard-a-lee.”—The old Adage.—“Home at last!”— Conclusion.
YONKA
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From this reading 45 TOWING A DEAD WHALE 47 SPERM WHALE 49, 51 RIGHT WHALE 53 RIGHT WHALE BONE 55 CUTTING IN 58 TRYING OUT 63 JUAN FERNANDEZ, FROM THE SEA 80 PEAK OF YONKA 82 CRUSOE’S CAVE 83 SYDENHAM ISLAND CANOE 100 STRONG’S ISLAND 121 STRONG’S ISLAND HOUSES 128