American Literature: From the beginning to 1860.-v. 2. From 1860 to the presentC. Scribner's Sons, 1948 |
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Page 149
... passed ( to use his own ex- pression ) to the land of spirits , and Wil- liam Dudley was chosen sachem in his stead , by the unanimous voice of the whole tribe . " As the Europeans deal by us , so deal we by them , and the great Spirit ...
... passed ( to use his own ex- pression ) to the land of spirits , and Wil- liam Dudley was chosen sachem in his stead , by the unanimous voice of the whole tribe . " As the Europeans deal by us , so deal we by them , and the great Spirit ...
Page 238
... passed , or had taken a different direction . What was it she feared ? Some disaster impended over her husband or herself . He had predicted evils , but professed himself ignorant of what nature they were . When were they to come ? Was ...
... passed , or had taken a different direction . What was it she feared ? Some disaster impended over her husband or herself . He had predicted evils , but professed himself ignorant of what nature they were . When were they to come ? Was ...
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... passing near a dark hatchway , leading down into the steerage , when , perceiving motion there , he looked to see what moved . The same instant there was a sparkle in the shadowy hatch- way , and he saw one of the Spanish sailors ...
... passing near a dark hatchway , leading down into the steerage , when , perceiving motion there , he looked to see what moved . The same instant there was a sparkle in the shadowy hatch- way , and he saw one of the Spanish sailors ...
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