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“ I never had such a whirl in her before in my life , and I thought she was going to stop and pass the night there . That's the very spot on which « The Hussar ' frigate was wrecked . ” “ So I have heard , sir .
“ I never had such a whirl in her before in my life , and I thought she was going to stop and pass the night there . That's the very spot on which « The Hussar ' frigate was wrecked . ” “ So I have heard , sir .
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... that the circumstance does n't recall the man . I remember him - but not as clear as I could wish . How ong did he sail with us ? " “ Sebberal v'y'ge , sir , and got left ashore down on the main , one night ...
... that the circumstance does n't recall the man . I remember him - but not as clear as I could wish . How ong did he sail with us ? " “ Sebberal v'y'ge , sir , and got left ashore down on the main , one night ...
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... mind to pass the steamer in the dark , if possible , and the night promised to favour him ; but , in order to do this , it might be necessary not to come in sight of 5 OR , 49 THE FLORIDA REEF . G ...
... mind to pass the steamer in the dark , if possible , and the night promised to favour him ; but , in order to do this , it might be necessary not to come in sight of 5 OR , 49 THE FLORIDA REEF . G ...
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The distance to the Hook was too great to be made in such short nights ere the return of day , and he had no manner of doubt he ... Then he was particularly unwilling to show his craft at all in front of the town , even in the night .
The distance to the Hook was too great to be made in such short nights ere the return of day , and he had no manner of doubt he ... Then he was particularly unwilling to show his craft at all in front of the town , even in the night .
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Under this sail she worked like a top , and Spike sometimes fancied she travelled too fast for his purposes , the night air having thickened the canvas as usual , until it " held the wind as a bottle holds water .
Under this sail she worked like a top , and Spike sometimes fancied she travelled too fast for his purposes , the night air having thickened the canvas as usual , until it " held the wind as a bottle holds water .
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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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