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As for the aunt , as a captain's widow , she had not felt it necessary to betray any extraordinary emotions in ascending the plank , unless , indeed , it might be those of delight on finding her foot once more ...
As for the aunt , as a captain's widow , she had not felt it necessary to betray any extraordinary emotions in ascending the plank , unless , indeed , it might be those of delight on finding her foot once more ...
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This was almost immediately done , when the sail filled , and began to be felt on the movement of the vessel . Still , that movement was very slow , the wind being so light , and the vis inertiæ of so large a body remaining to be ...
This was almost immediately done , when the sail filled , and began to be felt on the movement of the vessel . Still , that movement was very slow , the wind being so light , and the vis inertiæ of so large a body remaining to be ...
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Budd I felt the necessity of knowing more than I did about ships , and I got him to teach me . He did n't like the business , at first , and pretended I would never learn ; but , at last , it came all at once like , and then he used to ...
Budd I felt the necessity of knowing more than I did about ships , and I got him to teach me . He did n't like the business , at first , and pretended I would never learn ; but , at last , it came all at once like , and then he used to ...
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They at once attracted their atten . tion , and the captain's widow felt the imperative necessity , as connected with her professional character , of proving the She soon found Spike , who was bustling around the deck , now looking ...
They at once attracted their atten . tion , and the captain's widow felt the imperative necessity , as connected with her professional character , of proving the She soon found Spike , who was bustling around the deck , now looking ...
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... however , why the captain should dread any other vessel , and felt sufficiently provoked to question him a little on the subject , if it were only to let him see that the niece was not as completely his dupe as the aunt .
... however , why the captain should dread any other vessel , and felt sufficiently provoked to question him a little on the subject , if it were only to let him see that the niece was not as completely his dupe as the aunt .
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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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