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A word on the facts of our legend . The attentive observer of men and things has many occasions to note the manner in which ordinary lookers on deceive themselves , as well as others . The species of treason portrayed in these pages is ...
A word on the facts of our legend . The attentive observer of men and things has many occasions to note the manner in which ordinary lookers on deceive themselves , as well as others . The species of treason portrayed in these pages is ...
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more than a mile above the Hook ( Corlaer's , of course , is meant - not Sandy Hook ) and quite near to the old Alms House - far above the ship - yards , in fact . It was a solitary place for a vessel , in the midst of a crowd .
more than a mile above the Hook ( Corlaer's , of course , is meant - not Sandy Hook ) and quite near to the old Alms House - far above the ship - yards , in fact . It was a solitary place for a vessel , in the midst of a crowd .
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The fact that she is national in character would clear her . ” “ Then let her carry a national flag , and be d - d to her , ” answered Spike fiercely . “ I can show you law for what I say , Mr. Mulford . The American flag has its ...
The fact that she is national in character would clear her . ” “ Then let her carry a national flag , and be d - d to her , ” answered Spike fiercely . “ I can show you law for what I say , Mr. Mulford . The American flag has its ...
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... because such was the fact ; for Rose Budd had been both born and educated in Manhattan , though we are far from into one . wishing to be understood that she was either very well OR , THE FLORIDA RE E F. 19.
... because such was the fact ; for Rose Budd had been both born and educated in Manhattan , though we are far from into one . wishing to be understood that she was either very well OR , THE FLORIDA RE E F. 19.
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The best thing in the known history of Spike was the fact that his steward had sailed with him for more than twenty years . Where he had picked up Josh no one could say , but Josh and himself , and neither chose to be very communicative ...
The best thing in the known history of Spike was the fact that his steward had sailed with him for more than twenty years . Where he had picked up Josh no one could say , but Josh and himself , and neither chose to be very communicative ...
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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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