 Elinor sang — and he was so fond of music. Jane would do very well to sit and look at all day long; but, for walking, talking, riding, singing — ay, for thinking and feeling, Elinor would make precisely such a companion as a man of sense would wish...  Elinor Wyllys. Ed. by J.F. Cooper - 第 44 頁Susan Fenimore Cooper 著 - 1845完整檢視 - 關於此書
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...time at the charred and blackened surface of the ground, as if he could learn something from that, he came to the conclusion that the only thing to be done was to return as quicklv as he could to the capital, inform his master, and return to him the letter... | |
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...commit any crime for it — and, if need be, to die for it. But the chief was with his enemies. Finally he came to the conclusion that the only thing to be done was to carry the treasure directly to the chief's hut and there await him. He would bribe the men with... | |
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