Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Spilett in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Spilett went back to the wagon.
Part of it, at least,” replied Spilett.
Spilett took the box
One simple observation,” said Gideon Spilett.
Come, Spilett, come, we have not an hour to lose!
You mean to go to the ship in the canoe?" asked Spilett.
Cyrus,” said Spilett,“these things are incredible.
What shall we do when night comes?” asked Gideon Spilett.
Yes,” replied Gideon Spilett,“a rather high mountain…”.
my dear Spilett!”.
Pencroff, Spilett and Herbert stood silent In darkness.
He stretched out his arms towards Smith, towards Spilett, towards Pencroff!
Spilett,” said the engineer,“We may be attacked at any minute.
Let us call Ayrton,” said Gideon Spilett,“and tell him immediately.
What did you tell us?” exclaimed the engineer, turning to the sailor and Spilett.
No,” replied Gideon Spilett,“on the contrary, everything went well.
rascals have spared him, Pencroff?” asked Spilett.
But we will make fire,” replied Gideon Spilett,“a little patience, Pencroff.”.
But," said Spilett,"can we hope that once at liberty,
The sailor was so positive that neither Spilett nor Herbert could contest his assertion.
Smith and Spilett walked on either side of the chariot,
But beforehand the engineer had given him the result of the previous day's exploration, and Spilett agreed with Smith in his opinion that, although he had found out nothing,
Spilett and the sailor were not men to shirk danger,
We are building a ship," said Spilett,"a ship large enough to take us to the nearest country;
Said Spilett, but I still ask with what object the convicts used the Good Luck,
Cyrus Smith and Gideon Spilett worked together sometimes as chemists and sometimes as physicists.
During this season Spilett, assisted by Herbert,
That is a logical conclusion," answered Spilett,"and the presence of this person explains the arrival of the box on our coast.
What would you have?" he said to Spilett, who sometimes rebuked the negro for indulging him."Poor Jup has no other pleasure than to eat!
And indeed, Pencroff, Gideon Spilett and Herbert were alone on the bridge of the Bonadventure.
