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pered words near her. That sound startled her into attention; for she knew the accent of one voice that spoke. The other, if one answered, .
ng, which was that of "able seaman." The _Glutton_ had been an Indiaman, measuring 1400 tons, and had been purchased into the service. She .
ndependent coral formation, sometimes narrow, sometimes miles in width, on the outer edge of which the sea breaks in an endless line of whi .
, but instantly afterwards his fingers relaxed. His spirit had fled, and I returned to my duty at my gun! There were not many seamen, unhap .
f all sorts, lay broken on the door. Several dead bodies lay at the entrance of the cabin--officers, as was shown by their uniform; another .
e avail, To tell me truly." Mr. Morrison's visit had drifted off into the distance of time; and the subject of South Sea missions had passe .
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d shots, blows, and shrieks, all in confusion. After a little there was clatter of grounded arms, and then no sound but the heavy breathing .
eamanship. I have been constantly on the water, and know how to handle a boat, but never before made a voyage." I was so pleased with the f .
here was anything peculiarly remarkable in its history. Sitting thus, and thus engaged in serious, solitary contemplation, the sudden fall .
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on of a state prisoner, the drawing for the militia, or a county address to both Houses of Parliament on the crying grievance of the Excise .
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e room. "I will be less striking," said Eleanor, "if you will excuse me." And she left the room to change her dress. But when she came back .
not have been obeyed more promptly. A boat shoved off from the felucca with four hands in her, and he came on board us. The big negro was n .