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... admiral , followed by the recreant master covered with shame and confusion . It was too late to save the ship , the current having set her more upon the bank . The admiral , seeing that his boat had deserted him , that the ship had ...
... admiral , followed by the recreant master covered with shame and confusion . It was too late to save the ship , the current having set her more upon the bank . The admiral , seeing that his boat had deserted him , that the ship had ...
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... admiral was the first to put in his hand , and the lot fell upon him . From that moment he considered himself a pilgrim , bound to perform the vow . Another lot was cast in the same way , for a pilgrimage to the chapel of our Lady of ...
... admiral was the first to put in his hand , and the lot fell upon him . From that moment he considered himself a pilgrim , bound to perform the vow . Another lot was cast in the same way , for a pilgrimage to the chapel of our Lady of ...
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... admiral , having many things to tell him which were for his private ear alone . He in- timated to Roldan that the admiral was in complete dis- grace at court ; that there was a talk of taking from him his command , and that the queen ...
... admiral , having many things to tell him which were for his private ear alone . He in- timated to Roldan that the admiral was in complete dis- grace at court ; that there was a talk of taking from him his command , and that the queen ...
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