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The great objection to her appearance was the somewhat indefinite character of her shape , which seemed to blend too many of its charms The fourth person , in the fare , was Biddy Noon , the Irish servant and factotum of Mrs. Budd ...
The great objection to her appearance was the somewhat indefinite character of her shape , which seemed to blend too many of its charms The fourth person , in the fare , was Biddy Noon , the Irish servant and factotum of Mrs. Budd ...
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Something of the same feeling governed Biddy , too , for , as Mulford civilly extended his hand to her also , she exclaimed “ No fear of me , Mr. Mate - I came from Ireland by wa . ther , and knows all about ships and brigs , I do .
Something of the same feeling governed Biddy , too , for , as Mulford civilly extended his hand to her also , she exclaimed “ No fear of me , Mr. Mate - I came from Ireland by wa . ther , and knows all about ships and brigs , I do .
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Biddy Noon had her share in this clamour , lying down on the deck in order to prevent rolling over , and possibly to scream more at her leisure , while Rose had sufficient self - command to be silent , though her cheeks lost their ...
Biddy Noon had her share in this clamour , lying down on the deck in order to prevent rolling over , and possibly to scream more at her leisure , while Rose had sufficient self - command to be silent , though her cheeks lost their ...
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“ Biddy , " said Mrs. Budd considerately , during this pause in the incidents , " you need n't scream any longer . The danger seems to be past , and you may get up off the deck See , I have let go of the mast .
“ Biddy , " said Mrs. Budd considerately , during this pause in the incidents , " you need n't scream any longer . The danger seems to be past , and you may get up off the deck See , I have let go of the mast .
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While these things were floating in his mind , Mrs. Budd and her handsome niece were making preparations for pass ing the night , aided by Biddy Noon , The old lady was factotum , or factota , as it might be most classical to call her ...
While these things were floating in his mind , Mrs. Budd and her handsome niece were making preparations for pass ing the night , aided by Biddy Noon , The old lady was factotum , or factota , as it might be most classical to call her ...
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Cooper's Sea Tales, Band 9 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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