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As there was no help , after seeing all the canvass spread , I took a seat in one of the chairs that stood on the main - deck , and began , for the first time , coolly to ponder on all that had just passed .
As there was no help , after seeing all the canvass spread , I took a seat in one of the chairs that stood on the main - deck , and began , for the first time , coolly to ponder on all that had just passed .
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“ Welcome back , Masser Mile , ” Dido began with a curt . sey , meaning " Welcome back from being half - drowned ; " > ebbery body so grad you isn't hurt ! " “ Thank you , Dido - thank you with all my heart .
“ Welcome back , Masser Mile , ” Dido began with a curt . sey , meaning " Welcome back from being half - drowned ; " > ebbery body so grad you isn't hurt ! " “ Thank you , Dido - thank you with all my heart .
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As good - luck would have it , however , the wind backed more to the westward about eight o'clock ; and we were enabled to stem the ebb that began to make at the same time . This gave us the hope of reaching the end of our passage ...
As good - luck would have it , however , the wind backed more to the westward about eight o'clock ; and we were enabled to stem the ebb that began to make at the same time . This gave us the hope of reaching the end of our passage ...
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Lucy had vanished as soon as it was proper ; but , agreeably to her request , I got the sloop's head down - stream , and began our return - passage , without even thinking of putting a foot on the then unknown land of Albany .
Lucy had vanished as soon as it was proper ; but , agreeably to her request , I got the sloop's head down - stream , and began our return - passage , without even thinking of putting a foot on the then unknown land of Albany .
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It lay entirely in the rear of the dwelling ; and behind it , again , a small orchard , containing about a hundred trees , on which the fruit began to show itself in abundance , lay against the sort of amphitheatre that almost enclosed ...
It lay entirely in the rear of the dwelling ; and behind it , again , a small orchard , containing about a hundred trees , on which the fruit began to show itself in abundance , lay against the sort of amphitheatre that almost enclosed ...
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| 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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