Picked up
Picked up at Sea The Gold Miners of Minturne Creek
作者：Hutcheson, John C. (John Conroy)
体例：段 章数：18
字数：372,199 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 按「段」标记切分为 18 段（Gutenberg 卷册标记）。
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- 平均每段 20,677 字；最长 "So would I," echoed the mate, who was performing equally we（39,934 字），最短 "We'd hardly cleared the Gulf of Florida when the weather go（12,523 字）。
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章节目录
共 18 段- "So would I," echoed the mate, who was performing equally we
- "I worked for a few months on the Yuba," Seth said, "but the
- By degrees, they gradually got within a fair range of about
- Ernest Wilton felt almost inclined to be vexed at first, thi
- "Stop a minute," said Mr Rawlings, "and you'll soon see how
- "I couldn't. The subject was too painful a one," replied th
- "The durned cusses have carried him off!" said Seth with a s
- They seemed capable of doing nothing, until they should lear
- In the excitement of starting the stamps, the usual precauti
- The last recollection that Frank had of the ship and the mut
- While the Greek had been talking to Charley in the first ins
- But no reply was made directly, although the felucca luffed
- "Why, you want me, John Harding, to sail under false colours
- A signal was then made to the felucca, which had kept the sh
- And, in an instant, every heart palpitated with one thought,
- And then, sailor-like, he immediately began to overhaul thei
- Up to the time of their sighting the ship they had been almo
- "We'd hardly cleared the Gulf of Florida when the weather go