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... a community that never errs , and , consequently , entitled to esteem themselves infallible . When in debt , they have fancied it political liberty to pay their debts by the strong hand ; a very easy transition for those who believe ...
... a community that never errs , and , consequently , entitled to esteem themselves infallible . When in debt , they have fancied it political liberty to pay their debts by the strong hand ; a very easy transition for those who believe ...
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We were still in an agitated state , when Mr. Hardinge appeared at the door of the cabin , with a prayer - book in his hand . He demanded our attention , all kneeling in both cabins , while the good , simpleminded old man read some of ...
We were still in an agitated state , when Mr. Hardinge appeared at the door of the cabin , with a prayer - book in his hand . He demanded our attention , all kneeling in both cabins , while the good , simpleminded old man read some of ...
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On the other hand , Lucy appeared confiding , and spoke as the young of her sex are most apt to do , when they utter their thoughts to ears they feel must be indulgent . A sunset cannot last for ever ; and even this , sweet as it had ...
On the other hand , Lucy appeared confiding , and spoke as the young of her sex are most apt to do , when they utter their thoughts to ears they feel must be indulgent . A sunset cannot last for ever ; and even this , sweet as it had ...
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This soon reduced the intercourse to a few wavings of handkerchiess , and kissings of the hand , in which all the Drewetts came in for a share . As for Lucy , she walked aside , and I seized the occasion to get a word in private .
This soon reduced the intercourse to a few wavings of handkerchiess , and kissings of the hand , in which all the Drewetts came in for a share . As for Lucy , she walked aside , and I seized the occasion to get a word in private .
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After this acknowledgment , the first he had made , I could do no less than shake his hand ; and we parted in the manner of those who have conferred and received a favour . I could perceive that Lucy's colour heightened , and that she ...
After this acknowledgment , the first he had made , I could do no less than shake his hand ; and we parted in the manner of those who have conferred and received a favour . I could perceive that Lucy's colour heightened , and that she ...
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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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