The 5th of August I went aboardto visit the general, Captain Nicholas Downton, who was then very ill, and we got word of his death next day.
In a few Days they took a Snow with a few Hands, and Fern, the Carpenter, one William Phillips, Wood and Taylor, went aboard to take Possession of her.
As soon as one came alongside we went aboard, and passed by Gravesend and other villages.
We went aboard, and his passion having subsided, we satisfied him with two ducats,[468] and took our goods to the packet boat.
When we went aboard, we found some passengers already on the ship.
At the levee we went aboard the Crescent City, a boat which was waiting to convey troops.
We went aboard at daylight, and soon after were moving up the Missouri.
Without seeming to do so, I watched his every movement until I saw the last article safely placed in the car, and then I went aboard myself.
On the 19th, went aboard again to scuttle the decks, in order to get some beef and pork out of the hold; we also scuttled the carpenter's store-room for nails and other things of service.
The next day, the same weather, we went aboard, and scuttled for flour in the forehold.
Saturday the 6th, the wind at south and fair weather, we went aboard, got out of the hold eight casks of flour, two casks of wine, and a quarter cask and three hogsheads of brandy.
The following day we went aboard, cut down and tost overboard the ship's awning, to make a deck for the long-boat.
They had told him about it when he went aboard the Laird with our wounded men.
And I don't forget that he went aboard the Crested Foam blind drunk, and made an ass of himself generally!
Winnie hasn't the least idea that Buck was intoxicated when he went aboard the Crested Foam, and she shall never know it from me!
Afterwards I went aboard the Bunder Abbas to hear Mr. Scarlett's account of what had happened and to see what repairs were still necessary.
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