Cooper's Sea Tales, Band 7Stringer and Townsend, 1857 |
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... respect for that , I will answer for my sister as well as for myself . We will never encourage disrespec for parents . " Dido renewed and redoubled her thanks , made another profound curtsey , and withdrew with a dignity that , I dare ...
... respect for that , I will answer for my sister as well as for myself . We will never encourage disrespec for parents . " Dido renewed and redoubled her thanks , made another profound curtsey , and withdrew with a dignity that , I dare ...
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... respect after this declaration ; for in that day , a travelled man was highly esteemed among us . In her eyes , it was a greater exploit to have seen Amsterdam , than it would now be to visit Jeru- salem . Indeed , it is getting rather ...
... respect after this declaration ; for in that day , a travelled man was highly esteemed among us . In her eyes , it was a greater exploit to have seen Amsterdam , than it would now be to visit Jeru- salem . Indeed , it is getting rather ...
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... respects my sister to think of anything else ? As it was , I did not even attempt the vain office of saying anything in the way of alleviating my companion's keen sense of the misconduct of Rupert . " Grace is then worse in consequence ...
... respects my sister to think of anything else ? As it was , I did not even attempt the vain office of saying anything in the way of alleviating my companion's keen sense of the misconduct of Rupert . " Grace is then worse in consequence ...
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... respect her brother as much as she could wish ; but this was never before betrayed to me in words , nor in any other manner , indeed , that would not have eluded the observation of one who knew the parties less thoroughly than myself ...
... respect her brother as much as she could wish ; but this was never before betrayed to me in words , nor in any other manner , indeed , that would not have eluded the observation of one who knew the parties less thoroughly than myself ...
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... respect for my late guar- dian , equally from what he had heard me say in his favour and what he had seen himself , of his benevolent feelings kind - hearted morality , and excellent sense . Nevertheless , it was not an easy matter to ...
... respect for my late guar- dian , equally from what he had heard me say in his favour and what he had seen himself , of his benevolent feelings kind - hearted morality , and excellent sense . Nevertheless , it was not an easy matter 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