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rican citizen. Not long before this, there had been an earthquake, which, though of brief duration, had caused no little alarm,--a terrific .
ows and threats urging the drunken crew to take in the headsails, leaving the maintopsail only to steady the ship. In the operation, howeve .
ful influence over his savage company. He at once sent for the Indian who had captured Major Putnam, who did what he could to make amends f .
her hand over her eyes, for she found that she was just trembling into tears. She held it close pressed upon them. "Perhaps you are fatigue .
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So he led her out to the carriage in waiting for her, helped her into it, and took his place beside her; in silence, but with the utmost ge .
enough. "Our life here is full of curious contrasts. Within doors, what our old habits have stereotyped as propriety, is sadly trenched upo .
ep. The peasants, who now felt still sorelier affronted than before, had more than once cast significant looks on their cudgels. With these brat diet for toddlers vomiting is apprehensions were too well-founded. The next question was, how we were to escape from the corsair, should the stranger really be her. A .
cargo's light, and probably the most valuable; and I doubt not that she has some wealthy passengers with their jewel-boxes with them. We w .
to the great river Saint Lawrence. At the fall of the year gangs of woodcutters, under regular leaders, proceed up these rivers in canoes, .
neak in his younger days was such a straitlaced hypocrite, such a holy-seeming dog; afterward however he grew a fine spirited fellow, as th .
utiful and healthy spot, built on a number of high hills with ravines intervening; but man, by his evil practices and crimes, made it, when .
eady himself at the angle formed by the roofs. Ang茅lique looked out, but Rice sat still beside his sister. "Are you all quite safe?" shou .
om her a thorough whipping.' He adds, 'I must not neglect to tell you of a very foolish and bad habit to which John was somewhat addicted. .
nt Travellers 43 The Family Coach 48 A Journey to London 50 Highwaymen 53 The Boston Mail 54 Arms and the Men 55 The Decay of Beggars 56 Th .
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and strict friendship, _ab ipsis fere incunabilis_, at least, _a teneris unguiculis_) lay now ill, not without great danger, and that she h .
ace. It was with a kind of subdued sigh that at last she turned from the table and put her papers away. "Mr. Morrison is not altogether in .
te foam came hissing and rolling on towards us. As it reached the spot where we lay, the little vessel heeled over till I thought she would .
at least one person whom she had sympathy, and who had some little degree of sympathy with her. Eleanor's feelings were destined to go thr .
evidently gathering her little strength together. "But why do you remain?" said Rice to Ang茅lique. She was at Maria's opposite side, and .
pon him. "If that is his name--yes. Why does he not stick to tutoring?" "Does anybody stick to tutoring that can help it?" "I should think .
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