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...private considerations must give way to it, however painful.' ' Hare you not often heard," says he, irt another letter, ' that salt water and absence always wash away love ? Now I aln such u heretic as not to believe that faith: for behold, every morning I have had six pails of...

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...creed, that his country has the first demand for his services, and that private convenience or happiness must ever give way to the public good. Duty is the great business of a naval officer, — all private considerations must yield to it, however painful. An uniform course...

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...which makes so many unhappy. As you begin to know something about sailors, have you not often heard that salt water and absence always wash away love...to believe that faith ; for behold, every morning, since my arrival, I have had six buckets of salt water at daylight poured upon my head, and, instead...

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...diminished. Our .country has the first demand- for our services; and private convenience or happiness must ever give way to the public good. Duty is the...letter, ""that salt water and absence always wash aw ay love? Now I am Such .a heretic as not to believe that article : for behold, every morning I have...

...August] seven in the Evening. As you begin to know something about Sailors, have you not often heard, that salt water and absence always wash away love...to believe that Faith ; for behold, every morning since my arrival, I have had six pails of salt water at daylight poured upon my head, and instead of...