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It is almost as impossible to describe minutely what occurred on the boat's reaching the Wallingford , as to de . scrihe all the terrific incidents of the struggle between Drewett and myself in the water . I had sufficient percep . tion ...
It is almost as impossible to describe minutely what occurred on the boat's reaching the Wallingford , as to de . scrihe all the terrific incidents of the struggle between Drewett and myself in the water . I had sufficient percep . tion ...
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... produced an effect on the Albon - ny man , who consented to haul aft his main - sheet , lower his studding - sail and top - sail , come by the wind , stand across to the Wallingford , heave - to , and lower a boat .
... produced an effect on the Albon - ny man , who consented to haul aft his main - sheet , lower his studding - sail and top - sail , come by the wind , stand across to the Wallingford , heave - to , and lower a boat .
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First , you were spared in the boat off the Isle of Bourbon ; then , in another boat off Delaware Bay ; next , you got rid of the Frenchman so dex . terously in the British Channel ; after that , there was the turn - up with the bloody ...
First , you were spared in the boat off the Isle of Bourbon ; then , in another boat off Delaware Bay ; next , you got rid of the Frenchman so dex . terously in the British Channel ; after that , there was the turn - up with the bloody ...
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Room was taken accordingly , and the sloop , as soon as high enough , was rounded - to , and the boat lowered . The portmanteau of Post was placed in it , and the Drewetts were told that everything was ready to put them ashore .
Room was taken accordingly , and the sloop , as soon as high enough , was rounded - to , and the boat lowered . The portmanteau of Post was placed in it , and the Drewetts were told that everything was ready to put them ashore .
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daughter's decision ; and the travellers reluctantly prepared to enter the boat . After he had assisted his mother over the sloop's side , Andrew Drewett turned to me , and in fair , gentlemanlike , manly language , expressed his sense ...
daughter's decision ; and the travellers reluctantly prepared to enter the boat . After he had assisted his mother over the sloop's side , Andrew Drewett turned to me , and in fair , gentlemanlike , manly language , expressed his sense ...
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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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