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My cook reasoned , in her sphere , much as I knew that Rupert reasoned , as the Drewetts reas easoned , as the world reasoned , and , as I feared , even Lucy reasoned in my own case ! The return of Mar. ble , who had left my side as ...
My cook reasoned , in her sphere , much as I knew that Rupert reasoned , as the Drewetts reas easoned , as the world reasoned , and , as I feared , even Lucy reasoned in my own case ! The return of Mar. ble , who had left my side as ...
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Her manner to myself was merely the result of habit and sincere friend . ship ; a little increased in interest and gentleness , perhaps , on account of the grievous wrong she felt we had received from Rupert .
Her manner to myself was merely the result of habit and sincere friend . ship ; a little increased in interest and gentleness , perhaps , on account of the grievous wrong she felt we had received from Rupert .
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The Mertons and Rupert were on her quarter - deck , and so near as to render it impossible to avoid speaking , at least to the former . At this embarrassing instant Lucy returned to my side , with a view , as I afterwards learned ...
The Mertons and Rupert were on her quarter - deck , and so near as to render it impossible to avoid speaking , at least to the former . At this embarrassing instant Lucy returned to my side , with a view , as I afterwards learned ...
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Oh ! this has been most cruel . The cabin - windows are open , and Grace must have heard every syllable . Not even a question as to her health ! I dread to go below and witness the effect . ” I wished not to speak of Rupert to his ...
Oh ! this has been most cruel . The cabin - windows are open , and Grace must have heard every syllable . Not even a question as to her health ! I dread to go below and witness the effect . ” I wished not to speak of Rupert to his ...
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Grace had evidently been deeply hurt by Rupert's deportment . The effect on her frame was such , that it was desirable to let her be as btle disturbed as possible . Lucy hoped she might fall asleep ; for , like an infant , her exhausted ...
Grace had evidently been deeply hurt by Rupert's deportment . The effect on her frame was such , that it was desirable to let her be as btle disturbed as possible . Lucy hoped she might fall asleep ; for , like an infant , her exhausted ...
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American answered appeared asked began believe better boat called Captain carry certainly character Clawbonny close course Dawn dear deck effect English eyes face fancied father feel fellow felt four French frigate gave give Grace half hand Hardinge head heard heart hold hope hour John keep knew land leave less living look Lucy manner Marble mate matter means Miles mind minutes Miss Moses mother nature never night officer once passed person poor present ready reason received remain respect Rupert sail seemed seen Sennit ship side sister soon sort speak Speedy standing stood suppose tell thing thought told took true truth turned vessel Wallingford whole wind wish woman young
Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Cooper's Sea Tales, Band 7 Cooper's Sea Tales, James Fenimore Cooper |
| Autor/in | James Fenimore Cooper |
| Verlag | Stringer and Townsend, 1857 |
| Original von | Columbia University |
| Digitalisiert | 17. Juli 2009 |
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