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The young man made no reply , but turned his face toward the water , in order to conceal the expression of disgust that he was sensible must be strongly depicted on it . The river , as the well - known arm of the sea in which the Swash ...
The young man made no reply , but turned his face toward the water , in order to conceal the expression of disgust that he was sensible must be strongly depicted on it . The river , as the well - known arm of the sea in which the Swash ...
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As Spike uttered this order , his foot was on the plank . sheer of the bulwarks , in the act of passing to the wharf again . On reaching the shore , he turned and looked intert . ly at the revenue steamer , and his lips moved OR ...
As Spike uttered this order , his foot was on the plank . sheer of the bulwarks , in the act of passing to the wharf again . On reaching the shore , he turned and looked intert . ly at the revenue steamer , and his lips moved OR ...
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... waddling always in the direction of the more thickly peopled parts of the town . Then he turned and gazed at the steamer , which , by this time , had fairly passed the brig , and seemed to be actually bound through the Gate .
... waddling always in the direction of the more thickly peopled parts of the town . Then he turned and gazed at the steamer , which , by this time , had fairly passed the brig , and seemed to be actually bound through the Gate .
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Her fore - topsail - or foretawsail as Spike called it — was loose , the fasts were singled , and a spring had been carried to a post in the wharf , that was well forward of the starboard bow , and the brig's head turned to the ...
Her fore - topsail - or foretawsail as Spike called it — was loose , the fasts were singled , and a spring had been carried to a post in the wharf , that was well forward of the starboard bow , and the brig's head turned to the ...
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... by turning his eyes in all directions , now looking below , and now aloft , which had in truth occasioned Spike's ... Our captain fairly started ; turned 661 full toward the speaker ; regarded him intently for a OR , THE FLORIDA ...
... by turning his eyes in all directions , now looking below , and now aloft , which had in truth occasioned Spike's ... Our captain fairly started ; turned 661 full toward the speaker ; regarded him intently for a OR , THE FLORIDA ...
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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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