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This sensation betrayed itself in various ways , and according to the characters , habits , and native firmness of the parties . As for the ship - master's relict , she seized hold of the main - mast , and screamed so loud and ...
This sensation betrayed itself in various ways , and according to the characters , habits , and native firmness of the parties . As for the ship - master's relict , she seized hold of the main - mast , and screamed so loud and ...
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You ' ll give her that character , I ' ll be sworn ? " “ I know no harm of her , Capt . Spike , and hope I never shall . " “ No , sir - you know no harm of her , nor does any one else . A nursing infant is not more innocent than ...
You ' ll give her that character , I ' ll be sworn ? " “ I know no harm of her , Capt . Spike , and hope I never shall . " “ No , sir - you know no harm of her , nor does any one else . A nursing infant is not more innocent than ...
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it might be necessary not to come in sight of her at all ; or , at least , not until the obscurity should in some measure conceal his rig and character . In consequence of this plan , the Swash made no great progress , even after she ...
it might be necessary not to come in sight of her at all ; or , at least , not until the obscurity should in some measure conceal his rig and character . In consequence of this plan , the Swash made no great progress , even after she ...
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They at once attracted their atten . tion , and the captain's widow felt the imperative necessity , as connected with her professional character , of proving the She soon found Spike , who was bustling around the deck , now looking ...
They at once attracted their atten . tion , and the captain's widow felt the imperative necessity , as connected with her professional character , of proving the She soon found Spike , who was bustling around the deck , now looking ...
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... but it carried the vessel in the direction she most wished to go , while it kept her not only end on to the steamer , but in a line with the bluff , and consequently in the position most favourable to conceal her true character .
... but it carried the vessel in the direction she most wished to go , while it kept her not only end on to the steamer , but in a line with the bluff , and consequently in the position most favourable to conceal her true character .
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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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