| Such were the prospects of the two as they sat together in the cabin of the Indiaman locked fast in each other's arms, and crying bitterly. |
| In their midst the central steeple towers proudly up like the mainmast of some great Indiaman among a fleet of coasters. |
| It was then British policy to transport convicts in officially naval vessels, although the Calcutta was a big converted East Indiaman with 500 people aboard. |
| They are now on their passage to Bombay, in an East Indiaman. |
| The Glutton had been an indiaman, measuring 1400 tons, and had been purchased into the service. |
| Some Indiaman, ballasted with guilders, you have heard of in shore. |
