...thofe, who came lateft into the fafhion, not finding men's cloaths fufficient to equip themfelves, were obliged to take up with women's gowns and petticoats,...which (provided there was finery enough) they made no fcruple of putting on, and blending with their own greafy drefs. So that when a party of them thus...

...equip them, were forced to take up with women's gowns and petticoats, which, provided these were fine enough, they made no scruple of putting on and blending with their own gi'easy dress: So that, when a party of theni first made they appearance in that guise before Mr Brett,...

...clothes sufficient to equip themselves, thev were obliged f.> take up with women's gowns and petticoat*., (which provided there was finery enough) they made...dress. So that when a party of them thus ridiculously metaraorphised first appeared before Mr. Brett, he was extremely surprised at their appearance, and...

...was no preventing the whole detachment from imitating it ; but those who came latest into the fashion were obliged to take up with women's gowns and petticoats,...putting on, and blending with their own greasy dress."* " The inhabitants," who seemed to have followed the prudent example of their governor, " all abandoned...

...was no preventing the whole detachment from imitating it ; but those who came latest into the fashion were obliged to take up with women's gowns and petticoats,...putting on, and blending with their own greasy dress."* " The inhabitants," who seemed to have followed the prudent example of their governor, " all abandoned...

...on over their own dirty trowsers and jackets ; not forgetting, at the same time, the tie or bag-wi^ and laced hat, which were generally found with the...extremely surprised at their appearance, and could riot immediately be satisfied they were his own people. These were the transactions of our detachment...

...and put them on over their own dirty trousers and jackets, not forgetting, at the same tune, the tye or bag-wig and laced hat which were generally found...appearance, and could not immediately be satisfied that they were his own people." Meanwhile the Centurion had been approaching the bay under easy sail,...

...and put them on over their own dirty trousers and jackets, not forgetting, at the same time, the tye or bag-wig and laced hat which were generally found...ridiculously metamorphosed, first appeared before Mr. Brett, ho was extremely surprised at their appearance, and could not immediately be satisfied that they were...

..."Those, who came latest into the fashion, not finding men's cloaths sufficient to equip themselves, were obliged to take up with women's gowns and petticoats,...appeared before Mr. Brett, he was extremely surprised at the grotesque sight, and could not immediately be satisfied that they were his own people." This must...

...fashion, not finding mens cloaths sufficient to equip themselves, they were obliged to take up with womens gowns and petticoats, which (provided there was finery...dress. So that when a party of them thus ridiculously metamorphised first appeared before Mr. Brett, he was extreamly surprized at their appearance, and...