Sailors and Saints: Or, Matrimonial Manoeuvres, Volume 1H. Colburn, 1829 |
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... veteran hero , whom the cognoscenti may be disposed to consider an unique . In conclusion , it may be necessary to explain the reason why the authorship of the former Work was announced in the singular number . In some instances , the ...
... veteran hero , whom the cognoscenti may be disposed to consider an unique . In conclusion , it may be necessary to explain the reason why the authorship of the former Work was announced in the singular number . In some instances , the ...
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... veteran hero , whom the cognoscenti may be disposed to consider an unique . In conclusion , it may be necessary to explain the reason why the authorship of the former Work was announced in the singular number . In some instances , the ...
... veteran hero , whom the cognoscenti may be disposed to consider an unique . In conclusion , it may be necessary to explain the reason why the authorship of the former Work was announced in the singular number . In some instances , the ...
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... veteran had pro- nounced her " jib - stay to be in a bight , " and " her fore - topsail - sheet not home by a fathom , " ber crew were in the act of setting up the one , and " singling " the other , the latter being a -- practice ...
... veteran had pro- nounced her " jib - stay to be in a bight , " and " her fore - topsail - sheet not home by a fathom , " ber crew were in the act of setting up the one , and " singling " the other , the latter being a -- practice ...
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... veterans ought in the forces , with her stand- ing , through the different grades of " hearer , " " convert ... veteran , was his niece . Raised to a sphere far beyond her early expectations by her kind - hearted uncle , who had ...
... veterans ought in the forces , with her stand- ing , through the different grades of " hearer , " " convert ... veteran , was his niece . Raised to a sphere far beyond her early expectations by her kind - hearted uncle , who had ...
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... veteran considered it to be an indispensable point of his duty to expend his prize money as fast as he did the powder which gained it , in jubilee dinners , at which he filled as many rounds of bumpers during the night , as he had fired ...
... veteran considered it to be an indispensable point of his duty to expend his prize money as fast as he did the powder which gained it , in jubilee dinners , at which he filled as many rounds of bumpers during the night , as he had fired ...
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Page 20 - Than many persons more advanced in life; And if we now and then a sigh must heave At quitting even those we quit in strife...