Voyages of a Merchant Navigator of the Days that are PastHarper, 1886 - 245 páginas |
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... ered from its effects . His property , as a consequence , became so reduced that the necessity of providing for him was a chief incentive to my father's early efforts to secure an independence . The urgent tones in which- as.
... ered from its effects . His property , as a consequence , became so reduced that the necessity of providing for him was a chief incentive to my father's early efforts to secure an independence . The urgent tones in which- as.
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... he hardly knows how to put two ends of a rope together . He speaks enough English to be toler- ably understood . " The next in point of consequence is my cook , a good - natured negro and a tolerable cook , so unused to a 2.
... he hardly knows how to put two ends of a rope together . He speaks enough English to be toler- ably understood . " The next in point of consequence is my cook , a good - natured negro and a tolerable cook , so unused to a 2.
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... consequence was a detection of the short entry and a seizure of vessel and cargo . " The merchant went immediately , in a supplicating mood , to the collector , in the hope of arranging the affair before it should become generally known ...
... consequence was a detection of the short entry and a seizure of vessel and cargo . " The merchant went immediately , in a supplicating mood , to the collector , in the hope of arranging the affair before it should become generally known ...
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... consequences ; ' but he added he ' would speak to the collector on the subject . ' This last addition , delivered in rather a milder tone , led me to encourage the hope that the affair would not end so disas- trously as if left entirely ...
... consequences ; ' but he added he ' would speak to the collector on the subject . ' This last addition , delivered in rather a milder tone , led me to encourage the hope that the affair would not end so disas- trously as if left entirely ...
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... consequence of it , and a fear that it may be yet a long time before I meet such an opportunity as I wish , I have taken up with the only one that has offered , on board the brig Betsey of Baltimore , and we sail to - morrow morning for ...
... consequence of it , and a fear that it may be yet a long time before I meet such an opportunity as I wish , I have taken up with the only one that has offered , on board the brig Betsey of Baltimore , and we sail to - morrow morning for ...
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Voyages of a Merchant Navigator of the Days that are Past Richard Jeffry Cleveland Vista completa - 1886 |
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VOYAGES OF A MERCHANT NAVIGATO Richard J. (Richard Jeffry) Cleveland,H. W. S. (Horace William Shal Cleveland Sin vista previa disponible - 2016 |
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