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... my arguments and reading could not teach him any better . I proved to him that it was Whirl - Gate , as any one can see that it ought to be . It is full of whirlpools , they say , and that shows what Nature meant the name to be .
... my arguments and reading could not teach him any better . I proved to him that it was Whirl - Gate , as any one can see that it ought to be . It is full of whirlpools , they say , and that shows what Nature meant the name to be .
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Several other little dispositions of this nature were made , about which it might weary the uninitiated to read , but which will readily suggest themselves to the mind ...
Several other little dispositions of this nature were made , about which it might weary the uninitiated to read , but which will readily suggest themselves to the mind ...
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Happy , thrice happy was it for one of her na turally confiding and guileless nature , that distrust was thus opportunely awakened , for she was without a guardian com- petent to advise and guide her youth , as circumstances re- quired ...
Happy , thrice happy was it for one of her na turally confiding and guileless nature , that distrust was thus opportunely awakened , for she was without a guardian com- petent to advise and guide her youth , as circumstances re- quired ...
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I would not alarm you for the world , Rosy dear , but a careful parent — and I'm your parent in affection , if not by nature- but a careful parent's eye is not to be deceived . I know you look well , but you are ill , my child ; though ...
I would not alarm you for the world , Rosy dear , but a careful parent — and I'm your parent in affection , if not by nature- but a careful parent's eye is not to be deceived . I know you look well , but you are ill , my child ; though ...
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This circumstance , indeed , was the secret of his still being in the " Molly , " as Spike usually called his craft ; the last voyage having ex- cited suspicions that were rather of a delicate nature . Then the young man really loved ...
This circumstance , indeed , was the secret of his still being in the " Molly , " as Spike usually called his craft ; the last voyage having ex- cited suspicions that were rather of a delicate nature . Then the young man really loved ...
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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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