 | Philotheus - 1748 - 210 pàgines
...dalliing of Waves, as it were, and, at Times, a Noife like that of Thunder or Cannon, which was conftantly attended with a Clattering like that of Tiles, falling from the Tops of Houfes on the Streets ; fometimes, as the Wind changed, the Smoak became thinner, difcovering a very... | |
 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1749 - 878 pàgines
...were) of Waves, and between whiles aNoiieP- 7°%like that of Thunder or Cannon, which v/as conftantly attended with a Clattering, like that of Tiles falling from the Tops of Houfes in the Streets. Sometimes, as the Wind chang'd, the Smoak grew thinner, ^covering a very ruddy... | |
 | 1749 - 386 pàgines
...whiles, a noife like that of thunder or cannon, attended conftantly, from the belly of the mountain, with a clattering, like that of tiles falling from the tops of houfes into a ftreet. — After an hour's ftay, the fmoak being moved by the wind, — I could difcern... | |
 | 1778 - 202 pàgines
...•whiles, a Noife like that of Thunder or Cannon, attended conftantly, from the Belly of the Mountain, with a Clattering like that of Tiles falling from the Tops of Houfes into a Street. After an Hour's Stay, the Smoke being moved by the Wind, I could difcern two... | |
 | 1790 - 566 pàgines
...it were) of waves, and betweeu whiles a noife like that of thunder or cannon, which was conftantly attended with a clattering like that of tiles falling from the tops of houfes on the ftreecs. Sometimes, as the wind changed, the fmoke grew thinner, difcorering a very ruddy... | |
 | George Monck Berkeley, George Berkeley - 1792 - 482 pàgines
...it were) of waves, and between whiles a noife like that o/ thunder or eanrion, which was conftantly attended with a clattering like that of tiles falling from the tops of houfes on the ftreets. Sometimes, as the wind changed, the fmoke grew thinner, difcovering a very ruddy... | |
 | 1806 - 210 pàgines
...while, a noife like that of thunder or cannon, attended conftantly, from the belly of the moantain, with a clattering like that of tiles falling* from the tops of houfes into a ftreet. After an hour's ftay, the fmoke being moved by the wind, I could difcern two... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1816 - 470 pàgines
...sort of murmuring, sighing, dashing sound, and between whiles a noise like that of thunder or cannon, with a clattering like that of tiles falling from the tops of houses into the streets. Sometimes, as the wind changed, the smoke grew thinner, discovering a very ruddy flame, and... | |
 | George Berkeley - 1820 - 506 pàgines
...which hindered the seeing its depth and figure. I heard within that horrid gulf certain odd sounds, which seemed to proceed from the belly of the mountain...like that of tiles falling from the tops of houses on the streets. Sometimes, as the wind changed, the smoke grew thinner, discovering a very ruddy flame,... | |
 | George Berkeley - 1820 - 514 pàgines
...which hindered the seeing its depth and figure. I heard within that horrid gulf certain odd sounds, which seemed to proceed from the belly of the mountain...like that of tiles falling from the tops of houses on the streets. Sometimes, as the wind changed, the smoke grew thinner, discovering a very ruddy flame,... | |
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With much difficulty I reached the top of Mount Vesuvius, in which I saw a vast aperture full of smoke, which hindered the seeing its depth and figure. I heard within that horrid gulf certain odd sounds, which seemed to proceed from the belly of the mountain... 
