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... worthy of a second thought . 6 : “ Well , Dido , ” I said. sus . success . MILES WALLING FOR D. 11.
... worthy of a second thought . 6 : “ Well , Dido , ” I said. sus . success . MILES WALLING FOR D. 11.
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“ We are not sent here at all , my good old lady , " I now thought it time to interpose , for the poor woman was very obviously much alarmed , and in a distress that even her aged and wrinkled countenance could not entirely conceal .
“ We are not sent here at all , my good old lady , " I now thought it time to interpose , for the poor woman was very obviously much alarmed , and in a distress that even her aged and wrinkled countenance could not entirely conceal .
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“ One can see how the land lies now , ” cried Marble , lighting a segar , for he thought no apology necessary for smok . ing under a Dutch roof . “ The master taught his scholar something more than he found in the ...
“ One can see how the land lies now , ” cried Marble , lighting a segar , for he thought no apology necessary for smok . ing under a Dutch roof . “ The master taught his scholar something more than he found in the ...
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Mrs. Wetmore thought of her lost son as of an inno . cent smiling babe ; and here she found him red - faced , hard . featured , weather - beaten tar , already verging towards age , and a man of manners that were rough , if not rude .
Mrs. Wetmore thought of her lost son as of an inno . cent smiling babe ; and here she found him red - faced , hard . featured , weather - beaten tar , already verging towards age , and a man of manners that were rough , if not rude .
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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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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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