Cooper's Sea Tales, Band 7Stringer and Townsend, 1857 |
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Seite 10
... carrying as regular a lubber as ever fell overboard , on your head and shoulders , down to the bottom of the Hudson , no less than three times ! I consider you to be the only man living who ever sank his three times , and came up to ...
... carrying as regular a lubber as ever fell overboard , on your head and shoulders , down to the bottom of the Hudson , no less than three times ! I consider you to be the only man living who ever sank his three times , and came up to ...
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... carried us through them all , however ; if not lite- rally with flying colours , which would have been regarded as an insult by the less fortunate , at least with complete success . Then Albany came into view , leaning against its sharp ...
... carried us through them all , however ; if not lite- rally with flying colours , which would have been regarded as an insult by the less fortunate , at least with complete success . Then Albany came into view , leaning against its sharp ...
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... carry the Wallingford to some place so distant , as to remove the danger of any intercourse . This accident rendered the precaution useless , the whole party in the other vessel catching sight of my companion at the same moment . " This ...
... carry the Wallingford to some place so distant , as to remove the danger of any intercourse . This accident rendered the precaution useless , the whole party in the other vessel catching sight of my companion at the same moment . " This ...
Seite 35
... the mere force of conscience told me the truth . The wretched woman could not carry the secret with her into the grave , and she sent for me to hear the sad revelation " " Which was to say that she left the child MILES WALLINGFORD . 35.
... the mere force of conscience told me the truth . The wretched woman could not carry the secret with her into the grave , and she sent for me to hear the sad revelation " " Which was to say that she left the child MILES WALLINGFORD . 35.
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... carry her down to town , the first opportunity . " " What would you give an old woman that trouble for ? You'll think better of these matters , in the long run . ' " " " Better ! Yes , I'll take her to Philadelphia , and perhaps to ...
... carry her down to town , the first opportunity . " " What would you give an old woman that trouble for ? You'll think better of these matters , in the long run . ' " " " Better ! Yes , I'll take her to Philadelphia , and perhaps to ...
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
answered appeared asked began Black Prince bless boat cabin called Captain Wallingford carry Chloe Clawbonny course crew Daggett Dawn dear dear boy deck Dido Diogenes Drewett English eyes fancied father favour feel fellow felt forecastle French frigate gave girl give Grace guns hand Hardinge hauled heard heart hope hour instant John Bull John Wallingford Kitty knew Le Cerf leeward light sails living look Lord Harry Dermond Lucy Lucy's lugger manner Marble Marble's marry Masser Mile masts mate matter Menneval mind minutes Miss Moses mother never night ocean once passed Rupert sail scarcely Sennit ship sister sloop sloop-of-war soon sort spanker spars speak Speedy stood studding-sails suppose tack taffrail Tassel tell thing thought tion told took top-mast true truth vessel Wetmore whole wind wish woman yards young