The Rover, Volumen3

Aarburg Agatha American Amy Lane ARTHUR MORRELL beautiful Ben Sandford better Blonay bosom breath brig brow Brummell called captain child dark dear death deck deep door dream earth ELIZABETH OAKES SMITH exclaimed eyes face father feel fire flowers gaze gentle girl give hand happy head heard heart heaven honor hope horse hour husband lady light Lille lips live look lugger marriage Mary Mary Howitt ment mind Miss Wormwood morning Native American never night o'er once passed poor racter replied Rookley round Rover sail Savern schooner SEBA SMITH seemed Serapis ship side sleep Slingerland smile soon soul spirit stood sweet tell thee thing thou thought tion told took tree turned voice wife wild wind wish words young Zuleika