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" It was therefore settled that the cruise should be made in the yacht, which was forthwith equipped and victualled for the voyage; and among the persons invited to join Sir Mordaunt and Lady Brookes was the writer of this account of the journey and of... "
The 'Lady Maud': schooner yacht - Page 2
by William Clark Russell - 1882
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Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country, Volume 25

James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch - Authors - 1882 - 1190 pages
...forty-ton yawl named the ' lone,' and purchased in its room the 'Lady Maud' schooner. In this vessel he thought his wife would be able to get as much sea-air...pleased and doing what I pleased. Add to this, I had just resolved to go abroad for some weeks, to kill the hot English months, when there comes the letter...
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Eclectic Magazine: Foreign Literature, Volume 35; Volume 98

1882 - 916 pages
...examination as chief mate, when my father died, and bequeathed me a property that was an estate of a bachelor of simple tastes ; so I quitted that life,...only relative I owned was a married sister, who lived 37 at Bristol, many leagues out of my track, and thus my stake was too small to hinder me from going...
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Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country, Volume 25

1882 - 816 pages
...simple tastes ; so I quitted that life, but I left my heart behind me in it, and was always glad tor an excuse to get upon the sea. So, as I say, this was one reason. ^ext, as I have told, I was a bachelor. The only relative I owned was a married sister, who lived at...
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The "Lady Maud," Schooner Yacht

William Clark Russell - 1896 - 346 pages
...sufferings of the people concerned in it. I was willing to go for several reasons. First, I had been at sea for eight years in the merchant service, and had...pleased and doing what I pleased. Add to this, I had just resolved to go abroad for some weeks, to kill the hot English months, when there comes the letter...
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The "Lady Maud," Schooner Yacht

William Clark Russell - 1896 - 350 pages
...sufferings of the people concerned in it. I was willing to go for several reasons. First, I had been at sea for eight years in the merchant service, and had...stake was too small to hinder me from going where I 5 1S4300 pleased and doing what I pleased. Add to this, I had just resolved to go abroad for some weeks,...
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