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... captain's father when the captain was a mere boy , and who was very crabbed and conceited on points of seamanship . I observed that the captain generally let him have his own way . What a time of intense delight was that first sail ...
... captain's father when the captain was a mere boy , and who was very crabbed and conceited on points of seamanship . I observed that the captain generally let him have his own way . What a time of intense delight was that first sail ...
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... captains of vessels , who speak French very well ; they sleep in the steerage , and leave me the cabin to myself . The captain is an honest , worthy old soul of a religious turn ( though he never talks of religion ) , and violently ...
... captains of vessels , who speak French very well ; they sleep in the steerage , and leave me the cabin to myself . The captain is an honest , worthy old soul of a religious turn ( though he never talks of religion ) , and violently ...
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... captain , I must tell the truth . I have heard the author relate , with marked satisfaction , another instance of the scrupulous probity of the captain . The pirates took half a cask of brandy . There were five on board , one of which ...
... captain , I must tell the truth . I have heard the author relate , with marked satisfaction , another instance of the scrupulous probity of the captain . The pirates took half a cask of brandy . There were five on board , one of which ...
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