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This was an office that Tonti did not choose to undertake , however , until he was questioned by the podestâ , Vito Viti , who now appeared on the hill in person , puffing like a whale that rises to breathe , from the vigour of his ...
This was an office that Tonti did not choose to undertake , however , until he was questioned by the podestâ , Vito Viti , who now appeared on the hill in person , puffing like a whale that rises to breathe , from the vigour of his ...
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“ Signor Podestâ , this is not the language of the port . We call a felucca , a felucca ; a bombarda , a bombarda ; a polacre , a polacre ; and a lugger , a lugger . This is , there fore , a lugger . " ' Maso spoke authoritatively , for ...
“ Signor Podestâ , this is not the language of the port . We call a felucca , a felucca ; a bombarda , a bombarda ; a polacre , a polacre ; and a lugger , a lugger . This is , there fore , a lugger . " ' Maso spoke authoritatively , for ...
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You say truly , Signor Podestâ ; for if an Algerine , or a Moor , or even a Frenchman , he will be an unwelcome visiter in the Canal of Elba . There are many different signs about him , that sometimes make me think he belongs to one ...
You say truly , Signor Podestâ ; for if an Algerine , or a Moor , or even a Frenchman , he will be an unwelcome visiter in the Canal of Elba . There are many different signs about him , that sometimes make me think he belongs to one ...
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That cannot be necessary , Signor Podestâ , to make the stranger hoist his flag . Never have I seen that done in the south . " " You are unacquainted with our Tuscan bombardiers , Signorina , " answered the magistrate , with a bland ...
That cannot be necessary , Signor Podestâ , to make the stranger hoist his flag . Never have I seen that done in the south . " " You are unacquainted with our Tuscan bombardiers , Signorina , " answered the magistrate , with a bland ...
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It is enough , Signor Podestâ , " returned Ghita , smiling , for she could smile now that she saw the soldiers intended no further mischief ; " we have all heard of your Elba gunners , and what I have seen ...
It is enough , Signor Podestâ , " returned Ghita , smiling , for she could smile now that she saw the soldiers intended no further mischief ; " we have all heard of your Elba gunners , and what I have seen ...
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| Titel | Cooper's Sea Tales, Band 4 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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