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We have said that the fine blue eye of Rose passed swiftly over the various objects near her , as she alighted from the cab , and it naturally took in the form of Harry Mulford , as he stood in the gangway , offering his arm to aid her ...
We have said that the fine blue eye of Rose passed swiftly over the various objects near her , as she alighted from the cab , and it naturally took in the form of Harry Mulford , as he stood in the gangway , offering his arm to aid her ...
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“ There , Mulford , ” growled Spike , pointing ahead of the brig , to an object on the water that was about half a mile ahead of them , “ there's that bloody boat - d'ye see ? I should like of all things to give it the slip .
“ There , Mulford , ” growled Spike , pointing ahead of the brig , to an object on the water that was about half a mile ahead of them , “ there's that bloody boat - d'ye see ? I should like of all things to give it the slip .
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Objects on the water , however , were more visible than those on the land , while those on the last could be seen well enough , even from the brig , though in confused and somewhat shapeless piles . When the Swash was brought close by ...
Objects on the water , however , were more visible than those on the land , while those on the last could be seen well enough , even from the brig , though in confused and somewhat shapeless piles . When the Swash was brought close by ...
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It was apparent enough , by the manner in which objects on the land were passed , that the crisis was fast approaching . Rose rejoined her aunt , in order to await the result , in nearly breathless expectation .
It was apparent enough , by the manner in which objects on the land were passed , that the crisis was fast approaching . Rose rejoined her aunt , in order to await the result , in nearly breathless expectation .
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“ Objects are kept in their places on the earth by means of attraction , ” Mulford ventured to say , with a great deal of humility of manner . “ I believe it is thought there is no up or down , except as we go from or towards the earth ...
“ Objects are kept in their places on the earth by means of attraction , ” Mulford ventured to say , with a great deal of humility of manner . “ I believe it is thought there is no up or down , except as we go from or towards the earth ...
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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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