The Esquimaux; or, Fidelity, 3 vols, 3권Newman, 1819 - 267페이지 |
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... mother , and the good - natured captain Burton . Ponto likewise amused himself , and they could not avoid smiling to see him nipping the strawberries ; but fearful he would de- vour too many , they soon drove him away . The basket was ...
... mother , and the good - natured captain Burton . Ponto likewise amused himself , and they could not avoid smiling to see him nipping the strawberries ; but fearful he would de- vour too many , they soon drove him away . The basket was ...
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... mother , and the good - natured captain Burton . Ponto likewise amused himself , and they could not avoid smiling to see him nipping the strawberries ; but fearful he would de- vour too many , they soon drove him away . The basket was ...
... mother , and the good - natured captain Burton . Ponto likewise amused himself , and they could not avoid smiling to see him nipping the strawberries ; but fearful he would de- vour too many , they soon drove him away . The basket was ...
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... mother , and the good - natured captain Burton . Ponto likewise amused himself , and they could not avoid smiling to see him nipping the strawberries ; but fearful he would de- vour too many , they soon drove him away . The basket was ...
... mother , and the good - natured captain Burton . Ponto likewise amused himself , and they could not avoid smiling to see him nipping the strawberries ; but fearful he would de- vour too many , they soon drove him away . The basket was ...
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... mother and lady Morrington appear to be earnestly engaged in conversation . ' Rose assented , and mademoiselle de " " Rimont followed her and Jane to the moat , where Rimont 36 THE ESQUIMAUX . were mutually pleased with each other. ...
... mother and lady Morrington appear to be earnestly engaged in conversation . ' Rose assented , and mademoiselle de " " Rimont followed her and Jane to the moat , where Rimont 36 THE ESQUIMAUX . were mutually pleased with each other. ...
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... mother , when she returned the vi- sit , which she politely hoped would be soon . Miss Douglas , delighted with her new friend , affectionately wished her good - morning ; and Jane , as she pre- sented the fruit , said she hoped to ...
... mother , when she returned the vi- sit , which she politely hoped would be soon . Miss Douglas , delighted with her new friend , affectionately wished her good - morning ; and Jane , as she pre- sented the fruit , said she hoped to ...
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