Autobiographies: A Collection of the Most Instructive and Amusing Lives Ever Published, Tom 5Whittaker, Treacher, and Arnot, 1831 |
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... morning , in order to put these unfortunate persons on shore ; the ship riding about two leagues distance . They put off , and we did not expect their return till the next day ; but about eight o'clock at night we heard somebody hail ...
... morning , in order to put these unfortunate persons on shore ; the ship riding about two leagues distance . They put off , and we did not expect their return till the next day ; but about eight o'clock at night we heard somebody hail ...
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... morning they sent me and the captain's boy up to the mast - head to look out for land , since nobody else could so well be spared . In such apparent danger , my being a passenger was no excuse ; and , accordingly , I went up and sat ...
... morning they sent me and the captain's boy up to the mast - head to look out for land , since nobody else could so well be spared . In such apparent danger , my being a passenger was no excuse ; and , accordingly , I went up and sat ...
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... morning sent Mr. Pratt , our chief mate , and four men in the boat with a long rope for a warp , to fasten on the land . A great sea constantly runs here upon the rocks , and be- fore they got to land their boat was staved in pieces ...
... morning sent Mr. Pratt , our chief mate , and four men in the boat with a long rope for a warp , to fasten on the land . A great sea constantly runs here upon the rocks , and be- fore they got to land their boat was staved in pieces ...
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... morning he paid us another visit , and then he told us that he expected we should prepare to go along with him to his town ; and there we should want for nothing the country could afford us . Captain Younge ordered the interpreter to ...
... morning he paid us another visit , and then he told us that he expected we should prepare to go along with him to his town ; and there we should want for nothing the country could afford us . Captain Younge ordered the interpreter to ...
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... morning , and I will advise nothing , nor do any thing without your concurrence . " We went together and consuited , as the captain advised , and came soon to an agreement , for the matter in debate lay within a small compass ; the king ...
... morning , and I will advise nothing , nor do any thing without your concurrence . " We went together and consuited , as the captain advised , and came soon to an agreement , for the matter in debate lay within a small compass ; the king ...
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