The First Lieutenant's Story, 140 tomasRoutledge, 1856 - 455 psl. |
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... decks , his " Have a care , young gentlemen , " was heard , it was invariably treated with respect ; and the " Ay , ay , sir , " was never more cheerfully returned than to him ; while quiet would be for a moment restored . The light ...
... decks , his " Have a care , young gentlemen , " was heard , it was invariably treated with respect ; and the " Ay , ay , sir , " was never more cheerfully returned than to him ; while quiet would be for a moment restored . The light ...
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... deck with so abstracted an air . This conviction aroused all his kindly feelings , and made him anxious , if possible , to assuage the sorrow of so young a heart . When Henry's turn , therefore , came for keeping the first watch , he ...
... deck with so abstracted an air . This conviction aroused all his kindly feelings , and made him anxious , if possible , to assuage the sorrow of so young a heart . When Henry's turn , therefore , came for keeping the first watch , he ...
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... deck as I mounted the side , so could not avoid seeing my arrival . I observed a cloud pass over his face ; but , in a voice which I think he tried to make kind , he said , - " You are back in good time to - day , Mr. St. Clair . " 66 ...
... deck as I mounted the side , so could not avoid seeing my arrival . I observed a cloud pass over his face ; but , in a voice which I think he tried to make kind , he said , - " You are back in good time to - day , Mr. St. Clair . " 66 ...
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... below again that night a less light - hearted being than I had mounted on deck , I was certainly a more thoughtful , and , I think , a better one . CHAPTER IV . Light as the angel - shapes that 24 THE FIRST - LIEUTENANT'S STORY .
... below again that night a less light - hearted being than I had mounted on deck , I was certainly a more thoughtful , and , I think , a better one . CHAPTER IV . Light as the angel - shapes that 24 THE FIRST - LIEUTENANT'S STORY .
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... deck , raved at him , and insisted on his instantly returning it to me . But he , continuing his exulting laugh , told me , " I should never have it till I told him who it was from ; that if I did not tell him quickly , he should ...
... deck , raved at him , and insisted on his instantly returning it to me . But he , continuing his exulting laugh , told me , " I should never have it till I told him who it was from ; that if I did not tell him quickly , he should ...
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