... direction they were pursuing. They were rapidly leaving the Chateau d'lf behind. Dantes was so exhausted that the exclamation of joy he uttered was mistaken for a sigh. As we have said, he was lying on the deck, a sailor was rubbing his limbs with... The Count of Monte-Cristo - Página 148por Alexandre Dumas - 1846 - 636 páginasVisualização integral - Acerca deste livro
| C. B. Black - 1890 - 388 páginas
...His first care was to see what direction they were pursuing. They were rapidly leaving the Ch&teau d'lf behind. Dantes was so exhausted that the exclamation...his limbs restored their elasticity. "Who are you 1" said the pilot in bad French. "I am," replied Dantes in bad Italian, "a Maltese sailor. We were... | |
| Alexandre Dumas - 1894 - 588 páginas
...lying on the deck. A sailor was rubbing his limbs with a woollen cloth; another, whom he recognized as the one who had cried out " Courage ! " held a gourd full of rum to his mouth ; while the third, an old sailor, at once the pilot and captain, looked on with that egotistical pity... | |
| Alexandre Dumas - 1894 - 618 páginas
...lying on the deck. A sailor was rubbing his limbs with a woollen cloth ; another, whom he recognized as the one who had cried out " Courage ! " held a gourd full of rum to his mouth ; while the third, an old sailor, at once the pilot and captain, looked on with that egotistical pity... | |
| Richard Garnett, Léon Vallée, Alois Brandl - 1899 - 460 páginas
...lying on the deck ; a sailor was rubbing his limbs with a woolen cloth ; another, whom he recognized as the one who had cried out " Courage ! " held a gourd full of rum to his mouth ; whilst the third, au old sailor, at once the pilot and captain, looked on with that egotistical pity men feel for a misfortune... | |
| Joseph Lewis French - 1924 - 352 páginas
...lying on the deck. A sailor was rubbing his limbs with a woollen cloth; another, whom he recognized as the one who had cried out "Courage!" held a gourd full of rum to his mouth; while the third, an old sailor, at once the pilot and captain, looked on with that egotistical pity... | |
| Alexandre. Dumas - 2006 - 678 páginas
...lying on the deck. A sailor was rubbing his limbs with a woollen cloth; another, whom he recognized as the one who had cried out "Courage!" held a gourd full of rum to his mouth; while the third, an old sailer, at once the pilot and captain, looked on with that egotistical pity... | |
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