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Luckily , I was too well acquainted with the Clawbonny dialect to need a vocabulary in order to understand the meaning of Dido . All she wished to express was the idea that it was so much a matter of course for the dependants of the ...
Luckily , I was too well acquainted with the Clawbonny dialect to need a vocabulary in order to understand the meaning of Dido . All she wished to express was the idea that it was so much a matter of course for the dependants of the ...
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Old Cupid is no great matter in the way of beauty , certainly ; but he is an honest , sober fellow enough . " “ Yes , sah , he dat , no one can deny . Ah ! Masser Mile , ' em ' ere step - husband , after all , nebber jest like a body ...
Old Cupid is no great matter in the way of beauty , certainly ; but he is an honest , sober fellow enough . " “ Yes , sah , he dat , no one can deny . Ah ! Masser Mile , ' em ' ere step - husband , after all , nebber jest like a body ...
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“ The evil you have done , my good mother , ” returned Marble , endeavouring to console the poor creature , down whose cheeks the tears now fairly began to run ; of the evil you have done , my good mother , can be no great matter .
“ The evil you have done , my good mother , ” returned Marble , endeavouring to console the poor creature , down whose cheeks the tears now fairly began to run ; of the evil you have done , my good mother , can be no great matter .
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This was his own account of the matter , and he showed to . his wise Van Tassel's receipt , the money having been paid at the county town , where the bond and mortgage could not be then produced . This was shortly before Wetmore's las ...
This was his own account of the matter , and he showed to . his wise Van Tassel's receipt , the money having been paid at the county town , where the bond and mortgage could not be then produced . This was shortly before Wetmore's las ...
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I knew Marble too well , not to foresee trouble if he were left to himself in a matter of this nature , and thought it might be well to inquire further into the affair . Sailors do everything off - hand . Mrs. Wetmore telling me that ...
I knew Marble too well , not to foresee trouble if he were left to himself in a matter of this nature , and thought it might be well to inquire further into the affair . Sailors do everything off - hand . Mrs. Wetmore telling me that ...
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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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