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... colour be what it may ; manifested a proper degree of confusion , then curtsied , turned her full moon - face so as to resemble a half - moon , and answered , with a very suspicious sort of a sigh: Yes , Masser Mile , dat jest so .
... colour be what it may ; manifested a proper degree of confusion , then curtsied , turned her full moon - face so as to resemble a half - moon , and answered , with a very suspicious sort of a sigh: Yes , Masser Mile , dat jest so .
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Certainly ; Chloe is your daughter , and she shall pay you all due respect - for that , I will answer for my sister as well as for myself . We will never encourage disrespec ? for parents .
Certainly ; Chloe is your daughter , and she shall pay you all due respect - for that , I will answer for my sister as well as for myself . We will never encourage disrespec ? for parents .
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“ No , Rupert , " answered Lucy , in a tone which I thought could not fail to bring the heartless coxcomb to some sense of the feeling he ought to manifest ; “ I am going to no Springs . Dr. Post has advised a change of scene and air ...
“ No , Rupert , " answered Lucy , in a tone which I thought could not fail to bring the heartless coxcomb to some sense of the feeling he ought to manifest ; “ I am going to no Springs . Dr. Post has advised a change of scene and air ...
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Room for pigs and poultry ; a nice gravelly beach for your boat ; good fishing in the offing , I'll answer for it ; a snug shoulder - of - mutton sort of a house ; trees as big as a twodecker's lower masts ; and company within hail ...
Room for pigs and poultry ; a nice gravelly beach for your boat ; good fishing in the offing , I'll answer for it ; a snug shoulder - of - mutton sort of a house ; trees as big as a twodecker's lower masts ; and company within hail ...
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66 Your remark that there is no tavern here , reminds me of the necessity of apologizing for coming so boldly to your door , " I answered ; “ but we sailors mean no impertinence , though we are so often guilty of it in landing .
66 Your remark that there is no tavern here , reminds me of the necessity of apologizing for coming so boldly to your door , " I answered ; “ but we sailors mean no impertinence , though we are so often guilty of it in landing .
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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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