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On top of the vehicle were several light articles of female appliances , in the shape of bandboxes , bags , & c . , the trunks having previously arrived in a cart . Well might that over - driven gray horse appear sorrowful , and travel ...
On top of the vehicle were several light articles of female appliances , in the shape of bandboxes , bags , & c . , the trunks having previously arrived in a cart . Well might that over - driven gray horse appear sorrowful , and travel ...
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Her people clapped on this , and gave way to their craft , which , being comparatively light , was easily moved , and was very man . ageable . As this was done , the distant spectator who had been leaning on the fence moved toward the ...
Her people clapped on this , and gave way to their craft , which , being comparatively light , was easily moved , and was very man . ageable . As this was done , the distant spectator who had been leaning on the fence moved toward the ...
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Happily , the Pot Rock lies so low that it is not apt to fetch up anything of a light draught of water , and the brigantine's fore - fool had just settled on its summit , long enough to cause the vessel to whirl round and make her ...
Happily , the Pot Rock lies so low that it is not apt to fetch up anything of a light draught of water , and the brigantine's fore - fool had just settled on its summit , long enough to cause the vessel to whirl round and make her ...
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Did you know , Rosy dear , that sailors weigh the weather , and know when it is heavy and when it is light ? " “ I did not , aunt ; nor do I understand now how it can very well be done . ” “ Oh ! child , before you have been at sea a ...
Did you know , Rosy dear , that sailors weigh the weather , and know when it is heavy and when it is light ? " “ I did not , aunt ; nor do I understand now how it can very well be done . ” “ Oh ! child , before you have been at sea a ...
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It was a light ship's yawl , with four oars , and came round the Hook jusi a'ter you had got the brig's head round to the eastward . You must have seen it , I should think , though it kept close in with the wharves , as if it wished to ...
It was a light ship's yawl , with four oars , and came round the Hook jusi a'ter you had got the brig's head round to the eastward . You must have seen it , I should think , though it kept close in with the wharves , as if it wished to ...
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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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