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Even now , as we were raised , or aided , to the deck , the former stood , with her face glistening with tears , half convulsed with terror and half expanding with delight , uncertain whether to laugh or to weep , looking first at her ...
Even now , as we were raised , or aided , to the deck , the former stood , with her face glistening with tears , half convulsed with terror and half expanding with delight , uncertain whether to laugh or to weep , looking first at her ...
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Dido let her eyes fall on the deck , according to the custom of all brides , let their 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 ...
Dido let her eyes fall on the deck , according to the custom of all brides , let their 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 ...
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It had a home - made , but really pretty , carpet on the floor ; contained a dozen old - fashioned , high - back chairs , in some dark wood ; two or three tables , in which one might see his face ; a cou . ple of mirrors of no great ...
It had a home - made , but really pretty , carpet on the floor ; contained a dozen old - fashioned , high - back chairs , in some dark wood ; two or three tables , in which one might see his face ; a cou . ple of mirrors of no great ...
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“ If it were impertinent curiosity that instigates the ques . tion , my old friend , ” I added , " it would not be in my power to look you in the face , as I do now , while begging you to let me know your difficulties .
“ If it were impertinent curiosity that instigates the ques . tion , my old friend , ” I added , " it would not be in my power to look you in the face , as I do now , while begging you to let me know your difficulties .
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He hid his face in his hands , while the poor woman looked from one of us to the other , in bewil . dered expectation of what was to follow . I could not leave ner long in doubt ; but , preparing her for what was to fol : low ...
He hid his face in his hands , while the poor woman looked from one of us to the other , in bewil . dered expectation of what was to follow . I could not leave ner long in doubt ; but , preparing her for what was to fol : low ...
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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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