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As Mrs. Drewett and her two daughters refused to quit Andrew , we had the whole family added to our party , as it might be , per force . I confess to having been sufficiently selfish to complain a little , to myself only , however , at ...
As Mrs. Drewett and her two daughters refused to quit Andrew , we had the whole family added to our party , as it might be , per force . I confess to having been sufficiently selfish to complain a little , to myself only , however , at ...
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She often protested that she was weighed down by responserbility ; " the whole of the discredit of over - done beef , or under - done fish , together with those which attach themselves to heavy bread , lead - like buckwheat - cakes ...
She often protested that she was weighed down by responserbility ; " the whole of the discredit of over - done beef , or under - done fish , together with those which attach themselves to heavy bread , lead - like buckwheat - cakes ...
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So sincere was my affection for Lucy , that I rejoiced , even in my misery , when I remembered that not the slightest imputation could be laid on her deportment , truth , or frank . On the whole , it was perhaps the more natural that ...
So sincere was my affection for Lucy , that I rejoiced , even in my misery , when I remembered that not the slightest imputation could be laid on her deportment , truth , or frank . On the whole , it was perhaps the more natural that ...
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This accident rendered the precaution useless , the whole party in the other vessel catching sight of my companion at the same moment . “ This is an agreeable surprise ! " called out Emily , in whose eyes Rupert's sister could not be an ...
This accident rendered the precaution useless , the whole party in the other vessel catching sight of my companion at the same moment . “ This is an agreeable surprise ! " called out Emily , in whose eyes Rupert's sister could not be an ...
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“ I dare say , now , that they would think of asking , for a place like this , as much money as would buy a good whole . some ship - a regular A. No. 1. ” “ No such thing ; a thousand or twelve hundred dollars would purchase the house ...
“ I dare say , now , that they would think of asking , for a place like this , as much money as would buy a good whole . some ship - a regular A. No. 1. ” “ No such thing ; a thousand or twelve hundred dollars would purchase the house ...
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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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