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He laughed gently, and answered in the words of the ancient mariner:-
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Start with Jacques Cartier, ancient mariner of Dieppe, in the year 1535.
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And so the ancient mariner turned round and went to sleep again.'
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I thought it was a myth of that stranded ancient mariner's imagination.
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The ancient mariner came in with a bag he had been sent for.
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The ancient mariner had got a grip upon himself.
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On these points my ancient mariner is tolerably clear.
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The hand of the ancient mariner seemed to be reaching for me, like the hand of death.
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Beyond what he had gathered from the ancient mariner, Balder Helwyse knew nothing of these fearful fables.
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An ancient mariner whom Coleridge must have been acquainted with promised to go and bring him back.
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He has the guilty air of Coleridge's bright-eyed ancient mariner, who shot an albatross with a crossbow.
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The next record we have of the doings of the ancient mariner and his little friends reads thus:-
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A proper ancient mariner, thought Daughtry.
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As one of them was the ancient mariner I made up my mind he had failed in his mission.
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This is the first page, Dan tells Mouse his story, as he tells everyone, ancient mariner that he is:
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I am an ancient mariner.
