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In the mean time , the brig had passed beyond the influence of the bluff , and was beginning to feel a stronger breeze , that was coming down the wide opening of Flushing Bay . As the tide still continued strong in her favour , and her ...
In the mean time , the brig had passed beyond the influence of the bluff , and was beginning to feel a stronger breeze , that was coming down the wide opening of Flushing Bay . As the tide still continued strong in her favour , and her ...
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Spike hemmed , and he looked a little foolish , but Clench , the boatswain , coming aft to say something to him in confi . dence , just at that moment , he was enabled to avoid the awkwardness of attempting to explain .
Spike hemmed , and he looked a little foolish , but Clench , the boatswain , coming aft to say something to him in confi . dence , just at that moment , he was enabled to avoid the awkwardness of attempting to explain .
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“ It's a large smoke , and I fear it is the reve . nue fellow coming back , after having had a look well to the eastward , and satisfying himself that we are not to be had in that quarter . ” Spike growled out his assent to the ...
“ It's a large smoke , and I fear it is the reve . nue fellow coming back , after having had a look well to the eastward , and satisfying himself that we are not to be had in that quarter . ” Spike growled out his assent to the ...
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The vexation , however , would have been largely increased , but for certain free communi , cations that had occasionally occurred between her and the handsome mate , since the moment of her coming on board the brig .
The vexation , however , would have been largely increased , but for certain free communi , cations that had occasionally occurred between her and the handsome mate , since the moment of her coming on board the brig .
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Montauk is yonder , just coming in sight ; only some three hours ' run from this spot . When we get there , the open ocean will lie before us ; and give me the open sea , and I'll not call the king my uncle .
Montauk is yonder , just coming in sight ; only some three hours ' run from this spot . When we get there , the open ocean will lie before us ; and give me the open sea , and I'll not call the king my uncle .
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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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