Bentley's Miscellany, 第 4 卷1839 |
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public - house called the Spotted Dog . Here they remained till mid- night , when , calling for their reckoning and their steeds , they left the house . It was a night well - fitted to their enterprise - calm , still , and pro- foundly ...
public - house called the Spotted Dog . Here they remained till mid- night , when , calling for their reckoning and their steeds , they left the house . It was a night well - fitted to their enterprise - calm , still , and pro- foundly ...
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... night he was more than usually ri gorous in his search ; and having carefully examined the prisoners , and finding nothing to excite his suspicions , he departed tolerably satisfied . As soon as he was certain he should be disturbed no ...
... night he was more than usually ri gorous in his search ; and having carefully examined the prisoners , and finding nothing to excite his suspicions , he departed tolerably satisfied . As soon as he was certain he should be disturbed no ...
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... night , unknown to her husband , from beside their farm - house near Rotterdam ; being sure she should find no water equal to it in the new country - and she was right . The wizard sachem had a great passion for discussing territorial ...
... night , unknown to her husband , from beside their farm - house near Rotterdam ; being sure she should find no water equal to it in the new country - and she was right . The wizard sachem had a great passion for discussing territorial ...
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... night made a gallant fight , -but it matter'd not a jot . For had we not sworn to take Panama , We , the mighty Buccancers ? O'er dying and dead the morn rose red , and o'er streets of a redder dye ; And in scatter'd spots stood men in ...
... night made a gallant fight , -but it matter'd not a jot . For had we not sworn to take Panama , We , the mighty Buccancers ? O'er dying and dead the morn rose red , and o'er streets of a redder dye ; And in scatter'd spots stood men in ...
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... night , we shook her sails to the wind . With a fresh'ning breeze we walked the seas , and the land sunk low and lower ; A dreary dread o'er our hearts there sped we never should see land more— And away we departed from Panama , We ...
... night , we shook her sails to the wind . With a fresh'ning breeze we walked the seas , and the land sunk low and lower ; A dreary dread o'er our hearts there sped we never should see land more— And away we departed from Panama , We ...
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