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Stephen Spike , of the half - rigged , brigantine Swash , or Molly Swash , as was her registered name , to his mate— “ we shall be dropping out as soon as the tide makes , and I intend to get through the Gate , at least , on the next ...
Stephen Spike , of the half - rigged , brigantine Swash , or Molly Swash , as was her registered name , to his mate— “ we shall be dropping out as soon as the tide makes , and I intend to get through the Gate , at least , on the next ...
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I flatter myself , there is not a man north of Hatteras that can make himself heard further in gale of wind than a certain gentleman who is to be found within a foot of the spot where I stand . Yet , sir , I've been hailing the Swash ...
I flatter myself , there is not a man north of Hatteras that can make himself heard further in gale of wind than a certain gentleman who is to be found within a foot of the spot where I stand . Yet , sir , I've been hailing the Swash ...
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I do not see how she gets along , for she keeps all snug under water ; but , unless she can travel faster than she does just now , the Molly Swash would soon lend her the Mother Carey's Chickens of her own wake to amuse her .
I do not see how she gets along , for she keeps all snug under water ; but , unless she can travel faster than she does just now , the Molly Swash would soon lend her the Mother Carey's Chickens of her own wake to amuse her .
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You and I have both been Dickies in our time , sir ; and my time was not long >> 1 ago . ” “ Ay - ay - I know all about it — but you did n't stick to it long enough to get spoiled . I would have no man aboard the Swash who made more ...
You and I have both been Dickies in our time , sir ; and my time was not long >> 1 ago . ” “ Ay - ay - I know all about it — but you did n't stick to it long enough to get spoiled . I would have no man aboard the Swash who made more ...
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Still , she was a noble - looking craft , and , as Mulford descended to the deck again , he almost regretted he did not belong to her ; or , at least , to anything but the Molly Swash . Two hours produced a sensible change in and arouna ...
Still , she was a noble - looking craft , and , as Mulford descended to the deck again , he almost regretted he did not belong to her ; or , at least , to anything but the Molly Swash . Two hours produced a sensible change in and arouna ...
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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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