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Although the wind was in truth very light , the velocity of the drift filled the canvas , and taking the arrow - like current on her lee bow , the Swash like a frantic steed that is alarmed with the wreck made by his own madness ...
Although the wind was in truth very light , the velocity of the drift filled the canvas , and taking the arrow - like current on her lee bow , the Swash like a frantic steed that is alarmed with the wreck made by his own madness ...
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That's the very spot on which « The Hussar ' frigate was wrecked . ” “ So I have heard , sir . But she drew so much water that she hit slap against the rock , and started a butt . We merely touched on its top with our fore - foot ...
That's the very spot on which « The Hussar ' frigate was wrecked . ” “ So I have heard , sir . But she drew so much water that she hit slap against the rock , and started a butt . We merely touched on its top with our fore - foot ...
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the air got to be a little clear , than Mulford saw an object lying in centre of the wreck , that he at once recognised for a keg of the gunpowder ! The captain of the schooner seized this keg gave a knowing look at Mulford ...
the air got to be a little clear , than Mulford saw an object lying in centre of the wreck , that he at once recognised for a keg of the gunpowder ! The captain of the schooner seized this keg gave a knowing look at Mulford ...
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Spike moved his brig , and moored her , head and stern , alongside of the wreck , before the people got their breakfasts . As soon as that meal was ended , both captain and mate set about their duty in earnest .
Spike moved his brig , and moored her , head and stern , alongside of the wreck , before the people got their breakfasts . As soon as that meal was ended , both captain and mate set about their duty in earnest .
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The wreck was secured in this position , by means of guys and preventers , in order that it might not again cant , when the order was issued to hook on the slings that were to raise it to the surface . These slings were the chains of ...
The wreck was secured in this position , by means of guys and preventers , in order that it might not again cant , when the order was issued to hook on the slings that were to raise it to the surface . These slings were the chains of ...
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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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