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f the yards; and then didn't we open fire again upon them in fine style! In a few minutes they had had enough of it, and hauled off as fast .
, and as we had not above a couple of hundred barrels to fill, we hoped soon to be on our homeward voyage. It was the winter season, and we .
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ion, no longer self-tormenting, but under the direction of reason and grace, expanded his narrow cell into a vast theatre, lighted up for t .
ad, that ever since the night when you met my daughter's coffin, having come with the thought to carry her home with you the next day as yo .
oss of not a few masters of vessels residing in the neighborhood, who perished at sea during the storms of that season. I took my hat and w .
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they were inferior to the latter in military success. We have more respect for those qualities which add to the domain of truth than those .
bay, I remember, caught the light beautifully; and beyond that there was the white fence of breakers on the reef barrier. The smallest of .
to show us in what capital breath he was for a long-run. At last he stopped, and began to turn slowly round. We thought that we had got him .
teer. Where's your place?" He was not uncivil; but he liked to see, when he could manage to bring it, that beautiful tinge of rose in Elean .
strong enough for it, was almost always followed by a rapid retreat on the other side. But woe to the luckless stripling whose headlong cou .
already wounded severely in the shoulder, then seized the match, and succeeded in firing the train. He fell at that moment, literally riddl .
pebbles which they laid after a fashion of their own: now however, the old man tells me, they are hard to find; for the mountain-spirits a .
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They grasped tighter hold of the spokes of the wheel, and planted their feet firmer on the deck. Captain Helfrich and his mates were stand .
not describe the surprise of Mr Jones, the first mate, who had now command of her as captain, or of the officer who had been shipped instea .
stion. When will you go?" Eleanor looked up doubtfully again. "I don't know, ma'am--I suppose opportunities of going only occur now and the .
ople, or under military authority in the camp, access to all the honors and employments of the state, the right of suffrage, and the posses .