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The truth instantly flashed on the mind of our young mariner.
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That might make some difference to your young mariner, but none to the old one.
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Self-reliance was the corner-stone of this young mariner's character.
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The young mariner made an acknowledgment of obedience, and proceeded to execute the wishes of his Commander.
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The pilot who was to steer the young mariner safe into port was no more, when she arrived at it.
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As Paul spoke, this young mariner turned towards him with the peculiar grace of a man-of-war's-man, and touched his hat.
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After a long and anxious examination, the young mariner muttered his thoughts to himself, and commenced pacing the deck with rapid footsteps.
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The lady started, as well as our young mariner, at the sudden recognition; but, recovering her self-possession, she observed, with admirable coolness,-
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The barrister was the first to regain his self-command, for the mirth of the young mariner was joyous, and without the least restraint.
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Descending to the shore, our young mariner got into the dingui, and pulled out round the vessel, to make a more minute examination.
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The young mariner, if a stranger to the port, and unacquainted with the nature of the Slave Trade, was sure to be picked up.
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The young mariner was standing near, studying the expression of her countenance, with an interest scarcely less remarkable than her own air of thought.
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"As timid a villain as he is thorough!" muttered the young mariner.
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"You are more attached to your birth-place than loyal, friend," said the young mariner, a little austerely.
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"You probably knew, Madam," returned the young mariner, "that a sad accident had happened to her Master?"
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"No, no," interrupted the young mariner, slightly laughing, and at the same time colouring a good deal; "perhaps not all of that.
