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The grum topchain voice of Captain Spike had nothing there to mingle with , or interrupt its harsh tones , and it instantly brought on deck Harry Mulford , the mate in question , apparently eager to receive his orders .
The grum topchain voice of Captain Spike had nothing there to mingle with , or interrupt its harsh tones , and it instantly brought on deck Harry Mulford , the mate in question , apparently eager to receive his orders .
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I believe , and her aunt wishes to try the sea for her constitution“ Rose Budd has no more of a pulmonary constitution than I have myself , ” interrupted the mate . “ Well , that's as people fancy . You must know , Mr. Mulford , they've ...
I believe , and her aunt wishes to try the sea for her constitution“ Rose Budd has no more of a pulmonary constitution than I have myself , ” interrupted the mate . “ Well , that's as people fancy . You must know , Mr. Mulford , they've ...
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dwell on , could not but be revolting to a youth of Harry Mulford's generous feelings , and most of all to one who en . tertained the sentiments which he was quite conscious of en . tertaining for Rose Budd . The young man made no reply ...
dwell on , could not but be revolting to a youth of Harry Mulford's generous feelings , and most of all to one who en . tertained the sentiments which he was quite conscious of en . tertaining for Rose Budd . The young man made no reply ...
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Although Harry Mulford was neither Puffendorf , nor Grotius , he had too much common sense , and too little prejudice in favour of even his own vocation , to swallow such a theory , had fifty Cherry Street lawyers sworn to its justice .
Although Harry Mulford was neither Puffendorf , nor Grotius , he had too much common sense , and too little prejudice in favour of even his own vocation , to swallow such a theory , had fifty Cherry Street lawyers sworn to its justice .
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Mulford lis . tened respectfully , though with a manifest distaste for the instructions he was receiving . He knew his man , and a feel . ing of dark distrust came over him , as he listened to his orders concerning the famous ...
Mulford lis . tened respectfully , though with a manifest distaste for the instructions he was receiving . He knew his man , and a feel . ing of dark distrust came over him , as he listened to his orders concerning the famous ...
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| 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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