...“On no account whatever, Mr Fortescue,” hastily interrupted my companion... 
Harry Collingwood 「A Middy of the Slave Squadron」
...“Mr Fortescue tells me that you have not seen anything of him thus far,” remarked the captain...
Harry Collingwood 「A Middy of the Slave Squadron」
...“Ah, Mr Fortescue,” he exclaimed, “you will doubtless be able to do what I want...
Harry Collingwood 「A Middy of the Slave Squadron」
...Yes, cut away to the skipper, Fortescue, as hard as you can pelt; tell him what you’ve seen; and say that I shall be obliged if he will kindly send me as many men as he can spare...
Harry Collingwood 「A Middy of the Slave Squadron」
...“No,” said he, “I do not think you need worry about that, Fortescue...
Harry Collingwood 「A Middy of the Slave Squadron」
... monsieur? I have taken it upon myself to turn out Monsieur Fortescue to see whether he can tell us anything about her?”...
Harry Collingwood 「A Middy of the Slave Squadron」
...“Well, Mr Fortescue, what do you make of her?” demanded the skipper, as I rejoined him...
Harry Collingwood 「A Middy of the Slave Squadron」
...Making back on to a north-east course, they again struck the Fortescue,above the narrow glen which had stopped them...
Ernest Favenc 「The Explorers of Australia and their Life-work」
...They crossed theHammersley Range on to the level plains of the Fortescue by means of afar easier pass than that used on the outward journey, and arrived at theBay on the 19th of July...
Ernest Favenc 「The Explorers of Australia and their Life-work」
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