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He knew his man , and a feel . ing of dark distrust came over him , as he listened to his orders concerning the famous accommodations he intended to give to Rose Budd and that “ capital old lady , her aunt ; " his opinion of “ the ...
He knew his man , and a feel . ing of dark distrust came over him , as he listened to his orders concerning the famous accommodations he intended to give to Rose Budd and that “ capital old lady , her aunt ; " his opinion of “ the ...
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It was her delight to talk on nautical subjects , and never did she really feel her great superiority over her niece , so very unequivocally , as when the subject of the ocean was introduced , about which she did know something ...
It was her delight to talk on nautical subjects , and never did she really feel her great superiority over her niece , so very unequivocally , as when the subject of the ocean was introduced , about which she did know something ...
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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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“ Captain Spike , " said the boatswain , who had been set to look out for that particular change the brig begins to feel the new tide , and sets to windward . " “ Let her go , then - now is as good a time as another .
“ Captain Spike , " said the boatswain , who had been set to look out for that particular change the brig begins to feel the new tide , and sets to windward . " “ Let her go , then - now is as good a time as another .
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Rose now looked grateful ; and deeply grateful did she feel , and had reason to feel . Harry had concealed no por tion of his history from her . Like herself , he was a ship . master's child , but one better educated and better ...
Rose now looked grateful ; and deeply grateful did she feel , and had reason to feel . Harry had concealed no por tion of his history from her . Like herself , he was a ship . master's child , but one better educated and better ...
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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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