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... not many persons to be enumerated ainong the “ people of the Molly Swash , ” as they called themselves ; not more than a dozen , including those aft , as well as those forward . A peculiar feature of however , was the circumstance ...
... not many persons to be enumerated ainong the “ people of the Molly Swash , ” as they called themselves ; not more than a dozen , including those aft , as well as those forward . A peculiar feature of however , was the circumstance ...
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ver . er . tween his deportment to - day and on any orainary occasion , perhaps , was in the circumstance that he now seemed anxious to get clear of the wharf , and that in a way which might have attracted notice in any suspicious and ...
ver . er . tween his deportment to - day and on any orainary occasion , perhaps , was in the circumstance that he now seemed anxious to get clear of the wharf , and that in a way which might have attracted notice in any suspicious and ...
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... and Spike would have lowered a boat and sent it to the wharf to bring Jack off , were it not for the gentleman who was so inquisitive about pilots . Under the circumstances , he determined to forego the advantages of Jack's presence ...
... and Spike would have lowered a boat and sent it to the wharf to bring Jack off , were it not for the gentleman who was so inquisitive about pilots . Under the circumstances , he determined to forego the advantages of Jack's presence ...
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This circumstance alone would soon have put an end to the conversation , had not Spike's pausing to reflect brought about the same result , as mentioned In the mean time , Mulford had got the canvas spread . Forward , the Swash showed ...
This circumstance alone would soon have put an end to the conversation , had not Spike's pausing to reflect brought about the same result , as mentioned In the mean time , Mulford had got the canvas spread . Forward , the Swash showed ...
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66 “ They seem in a hurry , " answered Harry , as he adjust . ed the glass to his eye , “ and will go through the Gate in less time than it will take to mention the circumstance . " “ What do you make of them , sir ? ” 6.
66 “ They seem in a hurry , " answered Harry , as he adjust . ed the glass to his eye , “ and will go through the Gate in less time than it will take to mention the circumstance . " “ What do you make of them , sir ? ” 6.
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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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