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id: 16704
title: Adventures in Southern Seas: A Tale of the Sixteenth Century
author: Forbes, George
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  "Let Peter come," said Hartog when the boat was alongside. When we had come to the shore Hartog, taking the boat''s crew with him, "Of a truth, Peter," said Hartog, smiling at my sorry appearance, "I At length matters came to a climax, when Van Luck ordered me to set "How now," said Hartog, "am I captain of this ship or not? By the time we came in sight of the islands Janstins had recovered his When we had been some days upon the island Hartog expressed to the king with no land until we sighted a group of islands which Hartog believed presently a great water-snake began to swim slowly round our ship in Soon after leaving the islands of the South Seas we encountered heavy the ships and the frigate remained for a time at the islands, where the Isabel wished to return to the island for more gold, but Hartog would


id: 720
title: Almayer''s Folly: A Story of an Eastern River
author: Conrad, Joseph
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  "Listen, Tuan Almayer," said Dain. lights burning strong and white, with a suggestion of paraffin and lampglasses, stood the house and the godowns of Abdulla bin Selim, the great Almayer rising slowly, his long pipe in hand, his face set into a look of "Be careful, Nina," said Almayer, after a short silence and rising from Mrs. Almayer turned her face towards the girl, and her sunken eyes shone shaking Almayer''s hand with grave courtesy, his face wearing a look of Dain Maroola came the next day and had a long conversation with Almayer. "And will you be long away, Dain?" asked Nina, in a low voice. Dain was not long in crossing the river after leaving Almayer. "Lay him there," said Babalatchi to Almayer''s men, pointing to a pile of "Listen, girl," he said: "there will be many white men in Almayer''s Almayer''s house to see the white woman''s face, to look close at those


id: 34977
title: Dutch and English on the Hudson: A Chronicle of Colonial New York
author: Goodwin, Maud Wilder
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  of New Netherland, a Governor who had come to govern. of Dutch rule in America appeared at New Amsterdam, Petrus or Pieter the Hudson--Fort Orange, Rondout, and New Amsterdam--and that the rest Orange became respectively New York, Fort James, and Albany in honor of Leisler invited the people of the towns and counties of New York to of the fort at New York until orders shall be received from their Kidd, a sea-captain of New York who chanced to be in London at the time people (innuendo, the governor and council of New York) cause them and Men of New Amsterdam in the Time of Governor Peter Stuyvesant_ Colve, Captain Anthony, Dutch Governor of New York, 143 Cosby, William, Governor of New York, 190, 194-96 New York, government changed, 137-38; surrenders to Dutch (1674), 143; first English Governor of New York, 137-138, 139, 144; warns against


