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... even Mexico herself may have cause hereafter to rejoice in her present disasters . It was in this way that Italy has been , in a manner , regenerated ; the conquests of the French carrying in their train the means IV PRE FACE .
... even Mexico herself may have cause hereafter to rejoice in her present disasters . It was in this way that Italy has been , in a manner , regenerated ; the conquests of the French carrying in their train the means IV PRE FACE .
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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 no uncommon occurrence ; and it will ...
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 no uncommon occurrence ; and it will ...
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... that I will not stand it . " May I inquire if you ever saw me , the least in the world , under the influence of liquor , Capt . Spike ? " demanded the mate , rather than asked , with a very fixed meaning in his 66 manner .
... that I will not stand it . " May I inquire if you ever saw me , the least in the world , under the influence of liquor , Capt . Spike ? " demanded the mate , rather than asked , with a very fixed meaning in his 66 manner .
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exclaimed the master , his manner and voice actually humanized , in air and sound at least , by this unexpected view of something new in his calling— " What will they do next ? " “ I see no wheels , sir , nor any movement in the water ...
exclaimed the master , his manner and voice actually humanized , in air and sound at least , by this unexpected view of something new in his calling— " What will they do next ? " “ I see no wheels , sir , nor any movement in the water ...
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Spike muttered something between his teeth , and jumped down on deck , seemingly dismissing the subject of the re venue entirely from his mind . His old , coarse , authorita tive manner returned , and he again spoke to his mate about ...
Spike muttered something between his teeth , and jumped down on deck , seemingly dismissing the subject of the re venue entirely from his mind . His old , coarse , authorita tive manner returned , and he again spoke to his mate about ...
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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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