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and quiver, and all Eleanor's nerves did; but there was no other course to pursue. "I can tell," she thought,--"I shall know--the first wo .
they did not fail to give us a parting salute. We were as smart as we could in reefing topsails, but as much of our running-gear was cut up .
Colonel Lowe, and the father of the three young men in question. He had formerly commanded, it seems, a regiment of militia, and had a sor .
the invitation, Newman dived below. When he returned on deck his appearance was completely changed. Instead of the rough seaman, he appear .
ied; but as I spoke I looked more narrowly in his face, and saw a much younger man than I expected to meet. "Ah! you take me for my father, .
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d gravely. "What did you do to gain this knowledge?" "I? I did nought, ma'am--what could I do? I just laid and cried in my bitterness of he .
i they live to kill and eat one another; in Africa they sit in the darkness of centuries, till almost the spark of humanity is quenched out .
fresh print dress. And the lady's eyebrows grew prophetical, not to say ominous. "She's too handsome!"--that was the first conclusion. "Sh .
ime considered extraordinary. In a few days our hero was at home again, having been called to Hartford by the legislators, who were desirou .
she never had the comfort of seeing Eleanor's letters for herself, but Mrs. Powle read aloud bits from them. "Very little bits, too," adde .
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umstances." This was the sort of way the old gentleman talked. He told the gentlemen one day that he was not born when the earthquake occur .
weary, or busy, there was always and at all times where he was, the feeling of the presence of one who was never absent from God. It was i .
with the proffer of my hand in grasp of yours extended. My heart I do not proffer,--it was yours before,--it shall be yours while I am N. .
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