Koningsmarke: Or, Old Times in the New World, Band 1Harper, 1834 |
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Koningsmarke, Or, Old Times in the New World, Band 1 James Kirke Paulding Keine Leseprobe verfügbar - 2012 |
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accordingly appearance aunt Edith ballads became began blood Bombie burgh called CHAPTER cheeks Claas Coaquanock Counsellor cried Cupid daughter Dominie Kanttwell door exclaimed the Heer eyes fair Christina feelings Finland fire forest Friend Piper Frizzled Head gout Governor Piper gradually Gustavus Gustavus Adolphus half hand happened happy heard heart Heer Peter Heer Piper Heer's high constable hunt Indians indulge innocent Koningsmarke Lob Dotterel Long Finne look Ludwig Varlett Madam Edith Master Mother Goose's Melodies Muskrats mysterious nature never Nevermore night occasion Ollentangi perish person poor prison race reader religion replied river Rolling Thunder sachem savages seemed seen Shadrach sibyl sing sleep Snow Ball spirit suspicion Sweden tears teufel hole thee thine thing thou art tion tomahawk tribe turned utter village of Elsingburgh voice warriors wicked wigwam William Penn window Wolfgang Langfanger woods youth
Beliebte Passagen
Seite 66 - dem land gejacter kerL Away with him to prison." The Long Finne bowed with a sly air of ironical submission, shrugged his shoulders, and quietly submitted to the guidance of the high constable of Elsingburgh. CHAPTER III. " Lady bird, lady bird, Fly away home, Your house is on fire, Your children will burn.
Seite 74 - And why may not I love Johnny? And why may not Johnny love me ? And why may not I love Johnny, As well as another body
Seite 141 - Bonny lass! bonny lass! will you be mine ? Thou shalt neither wash dishes, nor serve the wine ? But sit on a cushion, and sew up a seam, And dine upon strawberries, sugar and cream.
Seite 173 - their name, and their graves." When the Rolling Thunder ceased, Dominie Kanttwell arose and made a speech, which, however zealous and well meant, only served to exasperate the red kings. He treated their ancient belief with scorn; insulted their feelings of national pride; scoffed at their modes of thinking and
Seite 131 - projects of Dominie Kanttwell for abolishing sports and ballads, he stipulated for full liberty, on the part of himself and his people of Elsingburgh, to VOL. i—M 2 eat, drink, sing and frolic as much as they
Seite 45 - Who comes here ? A grenadier. What d'ye want ? A pint of beer. Where's your money ? I forgot. Get you gone, you drunken sot.
Seite 168 - You have behaved badly of late; you have sold lands, and taken them back again, after you had shot away your powder, emptied your tobaccoboxes, and drank your rum. " Delawares, Minks, Mingoes, Muskrats, and Mud Turtles, listen! " You grow worse every day, notwithstanding the trouble we take to make you better ; you get
Seite 55 - as to probability, congruity, and all that sort of thing, which we despise, as appertaining to our ancient and irreconcilable enemy, common sense. It may in
Seite 135 - of wampum, which, rolling away on the ice in different directions, occasioned innumerable contests and squabbles among the fry, whose disputes, tumbles, and occasional bufferings for the prizes, were inimitably ludicrous upon the slippery element . Among the most obstreperous and mischievous of the crowd was that likely fellow Cupid, who made more noise, and tripped up more heels that day, than any half a dozen of his
Seite 94 - Verily, I understand not thy jargon, friend Peter," rejoined Shadrach ; " neither will I go to him thou speakest of, at thine or any other man's bidding. Wilt thou • hear the proposals of friend William Penn, or wilt thou not ?"