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There was a great difference between old Dick Budd and his wife , as you say , he being about fifty , when he married , and she less than twenty . Fifty is a good age for matrimony , in a man , Mulford ; as is twenty in a young woman .
There was a great difference between old Dick Budd and his wife , as you say , he being about fifty , when he married , and she less than twenty . Fifty is a good age for matrimony , in a man , Mulford ; as is twenty in a young woman .
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As for Mulford , there was still something on his mind , and he followed to the gangway ladder and ascended it , waiting for a moment when the mind of his commander might be less occupied to speak . The opportunity soon occurred , Spike ...
As for Mulford , there was still something on his mind , and he followed to the gangway ladder and ascended it , waiting for a moment when the mind of his commander might be less occupied to speak . The opportunity soon occurred , Spike ...
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The cab , when it gave up its contents , discovered a load of no less than four persons besides the driver , all of weight , and of dimensions in proportion , with the exception of the pretty and youthful Rose Budd .
The cab , when it gave up its contents , discovered a load of no less than four persons besides the driver , all of weight , and of dimensions in proportion , with the exception of the pretty and youthful Rose Budd .
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... so much senseless trouble , contributed somewhat to Rose's pleasure ; but her admiration would scarcely have been less with anything that had sails , and seemed to move through the water with a power approaching that of volition .
... so much senseless trouble , contributed somewhat to Rose's pleasure ; but her admiration would scarcely have been less with anything that had sails , and seemed to move through the water with a power approaching that of volition .
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66 “ They seem in a hurry , " answered Harry , as he adjust . ed the glass to his eye , “ and will go through the Gate in less time than it will take to mention the circumstance . " “ What do you make of them , sir ? ” 6.
66 “ They seem in a hurry , " answered Harry , as he adjust . ed the glass to his eye , “ and will go through the Gate in less time than it will take to mention the circumstance . " “ What do you make of them , sir ? ” 6.
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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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