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This was the simple explanation of the Swash's escape , and , everybody being now well assured that no harm had been done , things fell into their old and regular train again , As for Spike , his gallantry , notwithstanding , was upset ...
This was the simple explanation of the Swash's escape , and , everybody being now well assured that no harm had been done , things fell into their old and regular train again , As for Spike , his gallantry , notwithstanding , was upset ...
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... be overcome in three hours of steaming , to a dead certainty , and they might possibly be overcome much sooner obviously necessary to resort to some other experiment than that of dead sailing , if an escape was to be effected .
... be overcome in three hours of steaming , to a dead certainty , and they might possibly be overcome much sooner obviously necessary to resort to some other experiment than that of dead sailing , if an escape was to be effected .
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If seen , she had probably been watched ; if not seen , there were strong grounds for hoping that she might still escape . About a quarter of an hour after Spike hauled up , the burning chimneys came again into view .
If seen , she had probably been watched ; if not seen , there were strong grounds for hoping that she might still escape . About a quarter of an hour after Spike hauled up , the burning chimneys came again into view .
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She had some undefined hopes from the revenue steamer ; though , strangely enough as it appeared to her , her youngest and most approved suitor betrayed a strong desire to escape from that craft , at the very moment he was expressing ...
She had some undefined hopes from the revenue steamer ; though , strangely enough as it appeared to her , her youngest and most approved suitor betrayed a strong desire to escape from that craft , at the very moment he was expressing ...
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There was a vessel , sure enough ; though , when first seen , it was so directly in a line with the fiery orb of the setting sun , as to escape common observation . As the brig went foaming on towards the ocean , however , the black ...
There was a vessel , sure enough ; though , when first seen , it was so directly in a line with the fiery orb of the setting sun , as to escape common observation . As the brig went foaming on towards the ocean , however , the black ...
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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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