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The brig was now floating fast , with the tide , up abreast of the east end of Blackwell's , and in two or three more minutes she would be fairly in the Gate . Spike was aft , where he could command a view of everything forward ...
The brig was now floating fast , with the tide , up abreast of the east end of Blackwell's , and in two or three more minutes she would be fairly in the Gate . Spike was aft , where he could command a view of everything forward ...
Seite 38
“ 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 .
Seite 41
By this time it was ascertained that the brig had received no damage by her salute of the Pot Rock , and every trace of uneasiness on that account was removed . But Spike kept harping on the boat , and “ the pilot - looking chap who was ...
By this time it was ascertained that the brig had received no damage by her salute of the Pot Rock , and every trace of uneasiness on that account was removed . But Spike kept harping on the boat , and “ the pilot - looking chap who was ...
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Everybody understood , too , that it was to gain time , and prevent the brig from reaching Throg's Neck sooner than was desirable “ Keep the brig off , ” called out Spike , “ and let her ware - we're too busy to tack just now .
Everybody understood , too , that it was to gain time , and prevent the brig from reaching Throg's Neck sooner than was desirable “ Keep the brig off , ” called out Spike , “ and let her ware - we're too busy to tack just now .
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Keep the brig off , Mr. Mulford . We are in no particular hurry to reach Throg's , you ' ll remember , sir . ” Tier gave an account of his proceedings , which could have no interest with the reader . His narrative was any . thing but ...
Keep the brig off , Mr. Mulford . We are in no particular hurry to reach Throg's , you ' ll remember , sir . ” Tier gave an account of his proceedings , which could have no interest with the reader . His narrative was any . thing but ...
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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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