...Hamburg, left him not the little chance of profiting by an attention almost invariably shown to rank. Two strangers, who had but lately gained the shore,...the latter ; and by their united efforts, not only Stralf.nheim, but his attendants and baggage, were preserved from the stream. He was conThe season,...

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...plunged, with some hazard to themselves, into the water. The last effort of the baron, on perceiving h/'s situation, was to open the carriage door, and attempt,...so far succeeded, that his rescue was accomplished irith less difficulty than it otherwise would have been ; and though he teas to all appearance lifeless,...

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