The European Magazine, and London Review, Том 52Philological Society of London, 1807 |
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... Captain passen- ger that we ought to run into Milford Haven , and wait for a fair wind : this opinion he grounded on the supposi- tion , that the vessel was making little or no way , with the wind against her as it was , and that if it ...
... Captain passen- ger that we ought to run into Milford Haven , and wait for a fair wind : this opinion he grounded on the supposi- tion , that the vessel was making little or no way , with the wind against her as it was , and that if it ...
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... Captain would have been a very agreeable com- panion , divest him of two characteristics -hastiness of temper , and an invincible opinion of himself , from which arose a forwardness and confidence that was by no means amiable , and an ...
... Captain would have been a very agreeable com- panion , divest him of two characteristics -hastiness of temper , and an invincible opinion of himself , from which arose a forwardness and confidence that was by no means amiable , and an ...
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... Captain , with an infant in her arms , kneeling in an agony of unutterable woe at the feet of her husband ( who had already given all up for lost ) , as if imploring the succour which , alas ! he could not give ! she felt herself so ...
... Captain , with an infant in her arms , kneeling in an agony of unutterable woe at the feet of her husband ( who had already given all up for lost ) , as if imploring the succour which , alas ! he could not give ! she felt herself so ...
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... Captain of a Guineaman . But these are the least of his blunders . One day a lady of fashion having asked Mr. Flus- ter what he thought of her aviary , which occupied a splendid gallery , he told her that she might call it the Bird Cage ...
... Captain of a Guineaman . But these are the least of his blunders . One day a lady of fashion having asked Mr. Flus- ter what he thought of her aviary , which occupied a splendid gallery , he told her that she might call it the Bird Cage ...
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... Captain Keates , while com- manding the squadron off Rochefort in 1805 , respecting the state of that vessel , and the state of the seamen on board . " He then read some letters from officers of that schoon- er , respecting her bad ...
... Captain Keates , while com- manding the squadron off Rochefort in 1805 , respecting the state of that vessel , and the state of the seamen on board . " He then read some letters from officers of that schoon- er , respecting her bad ...
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