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quadgram | frequency |
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at the same time | 41 |
on the upper river | 36 |
the side of the | 27 |
the end of the | 24 |
are you going to | 22 |
he said to himself | 21 |
the edge of the | 20 |
at the end of | 20 |
in the direction of | 20 |
the head of the | 19 |
i should like to | 19 |
in the middle of | 19 |
at the foot of | 18 |
in minnesota river trade | 18 |
at the head of | 18 |
the bow of the | 18 |
the middle of the | 17 |
as soon as the | 17 |
as a matter of | 16 |
in the pilot house | 16 |
that it was a | 16 |
said the old man | 15 |
i want you to | 15 |
on the upper mississippi | 15 |
the bottom of the | 15 |
he was going to | 15 |
the direction of the | 15 |
up and down the | 15 |
the other side of | 15 |
in a low voice | 14 |
on the part of | 14 |
the rest of the | 14 |
into missouri river trade | 14 |
for the first time | 14 |
on the other hand | 13 |
a day or two | 13 |
bow of the boat | 12 |
the lady of the | 12 |
at galena from st | 12 |
for a long time | 12 |
what do you mean | 12 |
by the side of | 12 |
the top of the | 12 |
his way to the | 12 |
the minnesota packet company | 12 |
the foot of the | 12 |
went into missouri river | 12 |
on the other side | 12 |
to take care of | 12 |
was one of the | 12 |
the stern of the | 12 |
a part of the | 11 |
in a tone of | 11 |
lady of the barge | 11 |
the centre of the | 11 |
on either side of | 11 |
he did not know | 11 |
in front of the | 11 |
for the sake of | 11 |
of the great river | 11 |
i am going to | 11 |
the barge and other | 10 |
of the barge and | 10 |
that he had been | 10 |
barge and other stories | 10 |
nothing to do with | 10 |
and other stories by | 10 |
the surface of the | 10 |
a minute or two | 10 |
other stories by w | 10 |
the mouth of the | 10 |
captains all by w | 10 |
the length of the | 10 |
president of the bank | 10 |
as long as he | 10 |
what do you think | 10 |
stern of the boat | 10 |
ses the old gentleman | 10 |
in spite of his | 9 |
the river in the | 9 |
with an air of | 9 |
i was going to | 9 |
you going to do | 9 |
made his way to | 9 |
what are you going | 9 |
side of the river | 9 |
the back of his | 9 |
of the upper mississippi | 9 |
other side of the | 9 |
the diamond jo line | 9 |
he could not help | 9 |
man at the wheel | 9 |
do you mean to | 9 |
a matter of fact | 9 |
one to the other | 9 |
to go to the | 9 |
a good deal of | 9 |
as soon as he | 9 |
all of a sudden | 9 |
arrived at fort snelling | 9 |
that it was the | 9 |
the shape of the | 9 |
of the wild wood | 8 |
at the door of | 8 |
five or six miles | 8 |
he looked at the | 8 |
ginger dick and peter | 8 |
without saying a word | 8 |
glad to see you | 8 |
the mole and the | 8 |
and he did not | 8 |
to arrive at fort | 8 |
in front of him | 8 |
in the presence of | 8 |
of the upper river | 8 |
said the water rat | 8 |
could not help but | 8 |
the door of the | 8 |
it was no good | 8 |
his hand on the | 8 |
to one of the | 8 |
the name of the | 8 |
but it was all | 8 |
arrive at fort snelling | 8 |
from one to the | 8 |
he went to the | 8 |
to look at the | 8 |
the face of the | 7 |
a great deal of | 7 |
as he saw the | 7 |
it might have been | 7 |
the light of the | 7 |
the president of the | 7 |
so far as i | 7 |
he was about to | 7 |
built at belle vernon | 7 |
it would have been | 7 |
by the time he | 7 |
the way to the | 7 |
in the spring of | 7 |
as soon as i | 7 |
the fact that he | 7 |
in the midst of | 7 |
which he had been | 7 |
in the course of | 7 |
when there was a | 7 |
he was in the | 7 |
and he began to | 7 |
the sound of the | 7 |
to be able to | 7 |
said it was a | 7 |
two or three days | 7 |
a quarter of a | 7 |
he made his way | 7 |
up at the cauliflower | 7 |
i can tell you | 7 |
to the door and | 7 |
with the air of | 7 |
that he was not | 7 |
surface of the water | 7 |
the air of a | 7 |
led the way to | 7 |
the fanny harris was | 7 |
made up my mind | 7 |
that there was no | 7 |
to the foot of | 7 |
a bit of a | 7 |
i shall have to | 7 |
quarter of a mile | 7 |
either side of the | 7 |
of one of the | 7 |
he said at last | 7 |
and by the time | 7 |
there was no reply | 7 |
and as soon as | 7 |
i beg your pardon | 7 |
in galena and st | 7 |
the part of the | 7 |
fort snelling prior to | 7 |
it was possible to | 7 |
on his way to | 7 |
side of the boat | 7 |
the corner of the | 7 |
out for a walk | 7 |
and the next moment | 7 |
you want me to | 7 |
and the water rat | 7 |
of the minnesota packet | 7 |
bottom of the river | 7 |
that he had never | 7 |
on the edge of | 7 |
a man in a | 7 |
you mean to say | 7 |
the man who had | 7 |
to his feet and | 7 |
out of the way | 7 |
the man at the | 7 |
as one of the | 7 |
with the result that | 7 |
of the diamond jo | 7 |
but he did not | 7 |
to make up for | 6 |
the only thing that | 6 |
stay where you are | 6 |
i am glad to | 6 |
in spite of the | 6 |
a little bit wild | 6 |
the corner of his | 6 |
thirty thousand dollars in | 6 |
he found that he | 6 |
at prairie du chien | 6 |
steamboat to arrive at | 6 |
to get rid of | 6 |
and when he had | 6 |
two or three times | 6 |
under the influence of | 6 |
on the river as | 6 |
and closed the door | 6 |
in a choking voice | 6 |
that the old man | 6 |
at fort snelling prior | 6 |
at this time of | 6 |
i may as well | 6 |
out into the current | 6 |
out of the house | 6 |
the presence of the | 6 |
when he had finished | 6 |
out of the winder | 6 |
i am sorry to | 6 |
that he could not | 6 |
in minnesota packet company | 6 |
what do you want | 6 |
by the time they | 6 |
it seems to me | 6 |
in the early days | 6 |
between prescott and st | 6 |
two hundred and fifty | 6 |
and he could not | 6 |
and there was no | 6 |
in the stern of | 6 |
the close of the | 6 |
was out of the | 6 |
out of the room | 6 |
ferrying passengers across the | 6 |
one side of the | 6 |
it was all no | 6 |
on one side of | 6 |
went over to the | 6 |
he got up and | 6 |
and the chief clerk | 6 |
the master of the | 6 |
it was necessary to | 6 |
shape of the river | 6 |
to the top of | 6 |
you seem to be | 6 |
he turned to the | 6 |
i thought you were | 6 |
after a long pause | 6 |
of the young boatman | 6 |
i ever heard of | 6 |
by the light of | 6 |
on the table and | 6 |
back in his chair | 6 |
for a little while | 6 |
at galena for st | 6 |
was too much for | 6 |
do you think i | 6 |
with the back of | 6 |
just in time to | 6 |
from galena to st | 6 |
the opposite side of | 6 |
mean to say that | 6 |
that he had not | 6 |
it your own way | 6 |
struck a match and | 6 |
to make sure that | 6 |
all the rest of | 6 |
but it was no | 6 |
of the mississippi river | 6 |
as soon as she | 6 |
saw that he was | 6 |
opposite side of the | 6 |
how do you know | 6 |
him out of the | 6 |
at the time of | 6 |
it was a good | 6 |
it was not a | 6 |
a man who had | 5 |
i want to talk | 5 |
it was a very | 5 |
and all the rest | 5 |
have a good time | 5 |
sat for some time | 5 |
i shall be glad | 5 |
it was a matter | 5 |
the fact that the | 5 |
of the river that | 5 |
the back of the | 5 |
the son of a | 5 |
he was in a | 5 |
the officers and crew | 5 |
a glimpse of the | 5 |
time of the year | 5 |
there was nothing to | 5 |
she did not know | 5 |
looked from one to | 5 |
have it your own | 5 |
and two or three | 5 |
that sort of thing | 5 |
he said it was | 5 |
a friend of mine | 5 |
at fort snelling may | 5 |
more than a hundred | 5 |
i have heard of | 5 |
where he had left | 5 |
i like to see | 5 |
from the corner of | 5 |
i think i will | 5 |
in the hands of | 5 |
he could think of | 5 |
i ought to have | 5 |
at the other end | 5 |
of about the same | 5 |
in a trembling voice | 5 |
at an average of | 5 |
and that it was | 5 |
as soon as we | 5 |
one of the old | 5 |
came down to the | 5 |
to do with it | 5 |
with a smile of | 5 |
one of the best | 5 |
i will tell you | 5 |
to go on with | 5 |
for the second time | 5 |
went to the door | 5 |
she shrugged her shoulders | 5 |
walked down to the | 5 |
found that it was | 5 |
across the river and | 5 |
you may as well | 5 |
and handed it to | 5 |
to the old man | 5 |
he felt that he | 5 |
it occurred to him | 5 |
most of the time | 5 |
the result that the | 5 |
of the boat was | 5 |
from side to side | 5 |
on the lower river | 5 |
my mother and myself | 5 |
built at new albany | 5 |
in charge of the | 5 |
that he was a | 5 |
was by no means | 5 |
large sum of money | 5 |
of a man who | 5 |
mean to tell me | 5 |
lost no time in | 5 |
a good deal more | 5 |
he thought of his | 5 |
thing you can do | 5 |
at the same moment | 5 |
in the case of | 5 |
he was trying to | 5 |
in a few minutes | 5 |
should like to see | 5 |
to reach fort snelling | 5 |
and it was not | 5 |
was going to be | 5 |
the use of the | 5 |
on the cabin floor | 5 |
a sort of a | 5 |
to the end of | 5 |
a matter of course | 5 |
for a minute or | 5 |
it would be a | 5 |
and there you are | 5 |
head of the lake | 5 |
on the opposite side | 5 |
you ought to be | 5 |
captain and the chief | 5 |
there was not a | 5 |
the war of secession | 5 |
in the wild wood | 5 |
bottom of the boat | 5 |
he was one of | 5 |
one or two of | 5 |
a look at the | 5 |
part of the river | 5 |
on the river in | 5 |
but he could not | 5 |
made up his mind | 5 |
and sat down by | 5 |
over and over again | 5 |
it looks as if | 5 |
fraction of a second | 5 |
sat down by the | 5 |
in addition to the | 5 |
into the main current | 5 |
was all no good | 5 |
the carpenter and his | 5 |
thought better of it | 5 |
at the edge of | 5 |
they got to the | 5 |
carpenter and his wife | 5 |
as soon as you | 5 |
a few years later | 5 |
a hundred and twenty | 5 |
to him that he | 5 |
with a glance of | 5 |
in which he had | 5 |
tell you what i | 5 |
to do with me | 5 |
of such a thing | 5 |
out on to the | 5 |
of the united states | 5 |
missouri river trade and | 5 |
then there was a | 5 |
of the boat and | 5 |
a couple of hours | 5 |
the end of it | 5 |
do you mean by | 5 |
it ought to be | 5 |
in the way of | 5 |
as far as possible | 5 |
occurred to him that | 5 |
the upper mississippi river | 5 |
in the days of | 5 |
one of the men | 5 |
like a man in | 5 |
did not know what | 5 |
i do not know | 5 |
of the room and | 5 |
at the rate of | 5 |
the house of a | 5 |
out of the window | 5 |
he was to be | 5 |
on account of the | 5 |
the last five years | 5 |
man in a dream | 5 |
before he knew it | 5 |
a hundred and fifty | 5 |
that i ought to | 5 |
every now and then | 5 |
a large sum of | 5 |
as soon as they | 5 |
on the table in | 5 |
for the purpose of | 5 |
as the saying is | 5 |
the worst of it | 5 |
he struck a match | 5 |
on the subject of | 5 |
he thought of the | 5 |
great joy and contentment | 5 |
wot was the matter | 5 |
seemed to be a | 5 |
in a state of | 5 |
just as he was | 5 |
up on deck and | 5 |
the captain and the | 5 |
as he thought of | 5 |
on the shoulder and | 5 |
passengers across the river | 5 |
you are going to | 5 |
best thing you can | 5 |
hundreds of miles of | 5 |
the remainder of the | 5 |
said that it was | 5 |
sprang to his feet | 5 |
one of the most | 5 |
that there was a | 5 |
that he was in | 5 |
going to be a | 5 |
it was to be | 5 |
an old river man | 5 |
at the sight of | 5 |
on the bow deck | 5 |
sat back in his | 5 |
i wish i could | 5 |
in order to get | 5 |
and cargo total loss | 4 |
soon as the boat | 4 |
it seemed to him | 4 |
lying on the floor | 4 |
to say that you | 4 |
and stared at the | 4 |
got a fancy for | 4 |
as it was a | 4 |
he looked about him | 4 |
on the east side | 4 |
the wind in the | 4 |
three or four days | 4 |
he found that the | 4 |
the little red shanty | 4 |
the people in the | 4 |
it would not be | 4 |
one hundred and fifty | 4 |
as much as possible | 4 |
it is possible that | 4 |
where are you going | 4 |
went back to the | 4 |
in a short time | 4 |
as well as his | 4 |
water in the boilers | 4 |
how do i know | 4 |
of which he had | 4 |
he could not tell | 4 |
was one of those | 4 |
into the room and | 4 |
says the second mate | 4 |
but there was something | 4 |
till at last the | 4 |
perhaps i had better | 4 |
that it was only | 4 |
corner of his eye | 4 |
was going out to | 4 |
give it to you | 4 |
was a matter of | 4 |
excursion from galena to | 4 |
what are you doing | 4 |
on the down trip | 4 |
hundred and fifty cabin | 4 |
make the most of | 4 |
see any signs of | 4 |
know i can trust | 4 |
a very dark night | 4 |
and the old man | 4 |
rising from his chair | 4 |
forgot himself as to | 4 |
two or three of | 4 |
between the two men | 4 |
was the water rat | 4 |
the case of a | 4 |
for two or three | 4 |
the levee at prescott | 4 |
at a time when | 4 |
on to the landing | 4 |
at the parker house | 4 |
in the centre of | 4 |
from time to time | 4 |
do such a thing | 4 |
shall be glad to | 4 |
the safety of the | 4 |
was to be done | 4 |
entered the room and | 4 |
he was willing to | 4 |
a corner of the | 4 |
a mississippi river steamboat | 4 |
to speak to you | 4 |
in great joy and | 4 |
and looked at the | 4 |
it was too late | 4 |
he was able to | 4 |
he could see the | 4 |
wants to see you | 4 |
have made a mistake | 4 |
going to be married | 4 |
there was a long | 4 |
with a look of | 4 |
as well as the | 4 |
from the pilot house | 4 |
the hands of the | 4 |
in la crosse line | 4 |
and took a seat | 4 |
for the fraction of | 4 |
wintered above the lake | 4 |
a gold watch and | 4 |
rasba shook his head | 4 |
at the door and | 4 |
pipe from his mouth | 4 |
the opening of the | 4 |
was the fact that | 4 |
if i can help | 4 |
he went to bed | 4 |
it was all a | 4 |
something to say to | 4 |
was the end of | 4 |
at the side of | 4 |
the flow of water | 4 |
a few minutes later | 4 |
be kind enough to | 4 |
the events of the | 4 |
the master of this | 4 |
down out of the | 4 |
and one of them | 4 |
him on the shoulder | 4 |
i had no idea | 4 |
of the chief clerk | 4 |
pleasure excursion from galena | 4 |
in a sort of | 4 |
she shook her head | 4 |
was just in time | 4 |
of the big boat | 4 |
so far as to | 4 |
he went out to | 4 |
an hour or more | 4 |
in the shade of | 4 |
would have been impossible | 4 |
of the war of | 4 |
the soul of the | 4 |
mole and the water | 4 |
did not occur to | 4 |
shook his head and | 4 |
boat on the upper | 4 |
that he should have | 4 |
he would like to | 4 |
on the end of | 4 |
the best thing you | 4 |
was followed by a | 4 |
glancing at the clock | 4 |
the matter with him | 4 |
at the expense of | 4 |
galena and upper river | 4 |
in the absence of | 4 |
back to the cabin | 4 |
i told you so | 4 |
centre of the boat | 4 |
though he did not | 4 |
in case of necessity | 4 |
did not seem to | 4 |
in upper river trade | 4 |
i should say so | 4 |
that he had had | 4 |
a long way off | 4 |
and he was so | 4 |
give me the money | 4 |
with a sigh of | 4 |
there is no doubt | 4 |
incidents of river life | 4 |
to say to you | 4 |
at the close of | 4 |
in such a hurry | 4 |
by the time we | 4 |
with his hand on | 4 |
as if in a | 4 |
he had never seen | 4 |
and for the next | 4 |
dollars in government bonds | 4 |
got to do with | 4 |
as soon as possible | 4 |
as he strove to | 4 |
henery walker used to | 4 |
and he knew that | 4 |
it is easy to | 4 |
did not care to | 4 |
was to tell you | 4 |
i tell you that | 4 |
he had never been | 4 |
good enough for me | 4 |
and regarding him with | 4 |
the work of the | 4 |
a mile and a | 4 |
said the young boatman | 4 |
and there was a | 4 |
on the third morning | 4 |
a mile or more | 4 |
too large for him | 4 |
up from the table | 4 |
to leave the house | 4 |
ses the old man | 4 |
know the shape of | 4 |
in the light of | 4 |
to see what was | 4 |
river trade and was | 4 |
they could see the | 4 |
to you about it | 4 |
he did not even | 4 |
other end of the | 4 |
as there was no | 4 |
the top of a | 4 |
there was plenty of | 4 |
i was to tell | 4 |
over the side of | 4 |
and at last the | 4 |
the falls of st | 4 |
the house of the | 4 |
went out to look | 4 |
three or four miles | 4 |
if i was you | 4 |
at either end of | 4 |
round the room and | 4 |
he led the way | 4 |
he returned to the | 4 |
into the current and | 4 |
to do something for | 4 |
a boy like that | 4 |
i can see that | 4 |
to the table and | 4 |
the shade of the | 4 |
what sort of a | 4 |
have a look at | 4 |
side of the road | 4 |
we shall have to | 4 |
thousand dollars in government | 4 |
the way of the | 4 |
there was only one | 4 |
see if he could | 4 |
in the first place | 4 |
and at the same | 4 |
can do is to | 4 |
out into the main | 4 |
to ask you to | 4 |
out of the eddy | 4 |
off up the road | 4 |
in less than a | 4 |
he felt as though | 4 |
take care of it | 4 |
out of the channel | 4 |
to be depended upon | 4 |
the banks of the | 4 |
went up on deck | 4 |
the sweep of the | 4 |
this way and that | 4 |
became more and more | 4 |
i thought you was | 4 |
into the arms of | 4 |
the door of his | 4 |
the levee at st | 4 |
on the back of | 4 |
knew that he was | 4 |
dropped out of the | 4 |
if i was to | 4 |
there was but one | 4 |
either end of the | 4 |
round and round the | 4 |
it was all over | 4 |
he went over to | 4 |
long as he lived | 4 |
the deck of the | 4 |
i wanted to ask | 4 |
and upper river trade | 4 |
at the last moment | 4 |
found it difficult to | 4 |
in a day or | 4 |
boats of the minnesota | 4 |
to prairie du chien | 4 |
and when he looked | 4 |
think you had better | 4 |
on the levee at | 4 |
his hand to his | 4 |
had taken his departure | 4 |
from rock island to | 4 |
i advise you to | 4 |
in the days when | 4 |
do you want me | 4 |
do you want to | 4 |
in the shape of | 4 |
looked at each other | 4 |
would have to be | 4 |
far forgot himself as | 4 |
figure of a man | 4 |
he ought to be | 4 |
the course of the | 4 |
out of the north | 4 |
by a great effort | 4 |
was going to do | 4 |
him on the back | 4 |
the time we got | 4 |
the handle of the | 4 |
in all my life | 4 |
he had not been | 4 |
of the nineteenth century | 4 |
with a touch of | 4 |
not going to be | 4 |
i can trust you | 4 |
gold watch and chain | 4 |
the door opened and | 4 |
went down to the | 4 |
on one of the | 4 |
that there would be | 4 |
he caught sight of | 4 |
to say nothing of | 4 |
so far forgot himself | 4 |
for the safety of | 4 |
handle of the door | 4 |
how am i to | 4 |
and it was a | 4 |
of the pilot house | 4 |
the last thing i | 4 |
for the next two | 4 |
i want to see | 4 |
are you talking about | 4 |
on the west side | 4 |
to pretend to be | 4 |
there was a great | 4 |
looked up at the | 4 |
took a fancy to | 4 |
when they went out | 4 |
for an hour or | 4 |
it was clear that | 4 |
the other end of | 4 |
the presence of his | 4 |
piper at the gates | 4 |
there would be no | 4 |
there was no other | 4 |
saw that it was | 4 |
dick and peter russet | 4 |
have something to say | 4 |
the whole length of | 4 |
give it to me | 4 |
the swing of the | 4 |
with a feeling of | 4 |
side of the head | 4 |
on board the boat | 4 |
out of the ohio | 4 |
to the river bank | 4 |
master of the house | 4 |
found that he had | 4 |
sunk at head of | 4 |
from prairie du chien | 4 |
and all the time | 4 |
two and a half | 4 |
was just going to | 4 |
to the boiler deck | 4 |
for a day or | 4 |
of the man at | 4 |
that it would be | 4 |
he knew to be | 4 |
it was the water | 4 |
and shook his head | 4 |
and one or two | 4 |
the end of a | 4 |
for him to do | 4 |
got up from the | 4 |
at the top of | 4 |
to come and live | 4 |
of the electric search | 4 |
said the night watchman | 4 |
tell us all about | 4 |
he shook his head | 4 |
as if he had | 4 |
in spite of all | 4 |
it was not until | 4 |
the boats of the | 4 |
miles c per mile | 4 |
in the early spring | 4 |
the fraction of a | 4 |
and tried to think | 4 |
as well as i | 4 |
at last he said | 4 |
i am willing to | 4 |
the gates of dawn | 4 |
him by the arm | 4 |
on the stern deck | 4 |
at the gates of | 4 |
back of his hand | 4 |
the sign of the | 4 |
if it had been | 4 |
was going to say | 4 |
you mean to tell | 4 |
the heat of the | 4 |
was a good deal | 4 |
to be on the | 4 |
this time of the | 4 |
from his chair and | 4 |
that he was going | 4 |
when i came to | 4 |
the officers of the | 4 |
and so far as | 4 |
boat and cargo total | 4 |
the way in which | 4 |
to give it to | 4 |
he was a good | 4 |
to ask me to | 4 |
captain joseph la barge | 4 |
and a couple of | 4 |
steamboat to reach fort | 4 |
rose to the surface | 4 |
was going to ask | 4 |
the piper at the | 4 |
it would be easier | 4 |
of the river as | 4 |
and he had a | 4 |
of the grey eagle | 3 |
a great deal more | 3 |
would not have been | 3 |
the pilot house was | 3 |
for some time in | 3 |
to do in the | 3 |
said one of the | 3 |
red river of the | 3 |
was in great ice | 3 |
wood and the snow | 3 |
as though it might | 3 |
does all this mean | 3 |
if i gave you | 3 |
to see if she | 3 |
either side of him | 3 |
was a great deal | 3 |
three hundred and sixty | 3 |
the floor of the | 3 |
she wanted to know | 3 |
officers of the boat | 3 |
she sat on the | 3 |
with a cry of | 3 |
that i had not | 3 |
it into a stable | 3 |
to support his mother | 3 |
in at the door | 3 |
to stand on the | 3 |
as long as i | 3 |
and taking a seat | 3 |
on the surface of | 3 |
and fifty cabin passengers | 3 |
it as soon as | 3 |
at last he was | 3 |
got it all from | 3 |
to say against it | 3 |
could be found in | 3 |
he had in his | 3 |
down on the table | 3 |
he took his departure | 3 |
hardly able to believe | 3 |
in one of the | 3 |
you and your friend | 3 |
he had expected to | 3 |
that he need not | 3 |
is more than i | 3 |
middle of the wild | 3 |
expect to see me | 3 |
i ought to be | 3 |
mouth of the missouri | 3 |
master of this house | 3 |
when the wind was | 3 |
a flock of geese | 3 |
puzzled the remainder of | 3 |
the work of river | 3 |
know that he was | 3 |
bowman out for a | 3 |
gone to the tavern | 3 |
pass the word around | 3 |
answered the young boatman | 3 |
whether it would be | 3 |
would have been a | 3 |
she was in the | 3 |
walked out on the | 3 |
him out into the | 3 |
trunk took the gesticulating | 3 |
the door in bob | 3 |
by the thought that | 3 |
some of the boats | 3 |
and that he was | 3 |
there was no way | 3 |
like fools better than | 3 |
broken in upon by | 3 |
into which he had | 3 |
in the center of | 3 |
in iowa and minnesota | 3 |
of the river to | 3 |
the upper part of | 3 |
got up and walked | 3 |
proceeded on his way | 3 |
two men which puzzled | 3 |
the pilot house and | 3 |
paused at the door | 3 |
lying above chestnut street | 3 |
prostrate in his misery | 3 |
the secretary of the | 3 |
it is safe to | 3 |
i have never been | 3 |
was going to happen | 3 |
me better than that | 3 |
it was a cold | 3 |
i tell you he | 3 |
while on the river | 3 |
if you was to | 3 |
gazed at him in | 3 |
but he was not | 3 |
than a thousand miles | 3 |
boy of his age | 3 |
got up and went | 3 |
it to you in | 3 |
an hour or so | 3 |
the forks of the | 3 |
it did not occur | 3 |
with a glance at | 3 |
on the great lakes | 3 |
remainder of the crew | 3 |
said the voice from | 3 |
and his eyes sparkled | 3 |
the object of his | 3 |
that the cook could | 3 |
come down in the | 3 |
my friend brandon is | 3 |
as well as to | 3 |
a word to anybody | 3 |
had better ask mr | 3 |
it was a woman | 3 |
to get hold of | 3 |
it was a little | 3 |
heard a pin drop | 3 |
for the whole of | 3 |
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in the remotest dungeon | 3 |
make sure that the | 3 |
in prairie du chien | 3 |
choice of at least | 3 |
were struck by a | 3 |
was the first to | 3 |
which he had heard | 3 |
his way over a | 3 |
she was going to | 3 |
i want to do | 3 |
du chien to st | 3 |
kind of a man | 3 |
the river for the | 3 |
the doctor shook his | 3 |
the top of his | 3 |
well he was filling | 3 |
shook his head at | 3 |
he was a little | 3 |
as a young man | 3 |
want to see me | 3 |
the same eddy with | 3 |
there was a sudden | 3 |
the expense of the | 3 |
there was always a | 3 |
how do you feel | 3 |
said the young lady | 3 |
side of the mississippi | 3 |
one of the directors | 3 |
up to that time | 3 |
this beautiful young horse | 3 |
to be followed by | 3 |
great ice jam at | 3 |
if he did not | 3 |
out of the ordinary | 3 |
snagged and sunk at | 3 |
from his mouth and | 3 |
his steps toward the | 3 |
he lay prostrate in | 3 |
out and leading it | 3 |
i will give you | 3 |
fancy for any partikler | 3 |
do you any good | 3 |
by this time they | 3 |
sick and tired of | 3 |
any more of your | 3 |
the influence of liquor | 3 |
sunk by confederate batteries | 3 |
said it was all | 3 |
he could not do | 3 |
and said he was | 3 |
you are not going | 3 |
when he saw the | 3 |
on the river that | 3 |
a very short time | 3 |
of substance to his | 3 |
on which i served | 3 |
in the morning and | 3 |
get hold of the | 3 |
it was a great | 3 |
to talk to him | 3 |
the territory of minnesota | 3 |
he returned to his | 3 |
i forgot to tell | 3 |
a glass of whisky | 3 |
on the side of | 3 |
the arms of the | 3 |
what has become of | 3 |
of the fanny harris | 3 |
for the time being | 3 |
he ses at last | 3 |
knocked at the door | 3 |
the end of your | 3 |
in his misery on | 3 |
was snagged and sunk | 3 |
between galena and st | 3 |
table of distances from | 3 |
for bringing him to | 3 |
be the first to | 3 |
on his own cleverness | 3 |
a friendship sprang up | 3 |
feet above the level | 3 |
fact that he was | 3 |
arrived at galena from | 3 |
been on the river | 3 |
the call of the | 3 |
from the top of | 3 |
a glance at the | 3 |
at a cost of | 3 |
looking for a woman | 3 |
i am sure he | 3 |
down from the pilot | 3 |
of the mate and | 3 |
to see if he | 3 |
that they were not | 3 |
discovered that he had | 3 |
he bent his steps | 3 |
of the value of | 3 |
he had been through | 3 |
the pilot on watch | 3 |
and then he got | 3 |
soon as i get | 3 |
after all these years | 3 |
for three or four | 3 |
there will be no | 3 |
to fall back upon | 3 |
this is my house | 3 |
says the old man | 3 |
going to do about | 3 |
stood at the door | 3 |
indians under chief black | 3 |
into the london river | 3 |
presence of mind in | 3 |
key turned in the | 3 |
nothing better than to | 3 |
looking up the river | 3 |
on a very dark | 3 |
i must get to | 3 |
as he took the | 3 |
plans for bringing him | 3 |
the door closed behind | 3 |
to do about it | 3 |
the next few days | 3 |
have to walk it | 3 |
sat down to supper | 3 |
of the boat would | 3 |
in that early day | 3 |
what kind of a | 3 |
he lost no time | 3 |
noise in his throat | 3 |
opening of navigation at | 3 |
a typical river town | 3 |
it used to be | 3 |
which he had made | 3 |
the thought of the | 3 |
and was snagged and | 3 |
ought not to have | 3 |
the big mission boat | 3 |
the center of the | 3 |
he thought it was | 3 |
to spend the evening | 3 |
sam jones and peter | 3 |
he saw that he | 3 |
is the end of | 3 |
i hope he will | 3 |
the figure of a | 3 |
the manner in which | 3 |
twelve dollars a week | 3 |
wish you both every | 3 |
between him and the | 3 |
by the gift of | 3 |
the shoulder and said | 3 |
turned in the lock | 3 |
it is not necessary | 3 |
to all of us | 3 |
not appear to be | 3 |
on the port side | 3 |
a hundred miles of | 3 |
to spend the night | 3 |
put it in the | 3 |
the landlord of the | 3 |
out at the back | 3 |
was the matter with | 3 |
all that he had | 3 |
one of the first | 3 |
will you do me | 3 |
on the river to | 3 |
we may as well | 3 |
the women and children | 3 |
lent an air of | 3 |
next two or three | 3 |
knew that he had | 3 |
with a view of | 3 |
the amount of wood | 3 |
partikler spot to be | 3 |
lying at the levee | 3 |
spot to be buried | 3 |
the appearance of the | 3 |
as he did so | 3 |
should like to be | 3 |
the boat does not | 3 |
and plenty of it | 3 |
saw that they were | 3 |
such a lot of | 3 |
to minnesota packet company | 3 |
built at cincinnati for | 3 |
when the time came | 3 |
went up to the | 3 |
where did you get | 3 |
i never heard of | 3 |
worst of it is | 3 |
see it all now | 3 |
you ought to know | 3 |
he had never known | 3 |
to know that i | 3 |
be on the safe | 3 |
one of the boats | 3 |
holding it before his | 3 |
he closed his eyes | 3 |
way to the door | 3 |
he said in a | 3 |
i never dreamed of | 3 |
that it was not | 3 |
to put it in | 3 |
received a gracious reception | 3 |
stole a glance at | 3 |
closed the door behind | 3 |
the man on the | 3 |
it is a good | 3 |
you wish me to | 3 |
said in a low | 3 |
of which i had | 3 |
mate and the second | 3 |
in the bottom of | 3 |
going to do with | 3 |
and received a gracious | 3 |
there was a lot | 3 |
we got into the | 3 |
and trying to think | 3 |
of mind in emergencies | 3 |
the voice from the | 3 |
for a few seconds | 3 |
five miles an hour | 3 |
like to see the | 3 |
when we get to | 3 |
be able to tell | 3 |
river of the north | 3 |
it was a pretty | 3 |
took a seat on | 3 |
to you in writing | 3 |
out on the river | 3 |
ice jam at st | 3 |
friendship sprang up between | 3 |
the mississippi between st | 3 |
the site of the | 3 |
morning he took mrs | 3 |
in the winter of | 3 |
turn over a new | 3 |
there would be trouble | 3 |
the time had come | 3 |
not know what to | 3 |
to the station and | 3 |
the young boatman was | 3 |
what is your name | 3 |
a little more than | 3 |
for a man of | 3 |
sprang up between the | 3 |
and taking up his | 3 |
ever got the better | 3 |
take him in hand | 3 |
was trying to get | 3 |
he meant by it | 3 |
i think you had | 3 |
said he was a | 3 |
stranger on the river | 3 |
in the autumn of | 3 |
as well have been | 3 |
and found that it | 3 |
more than a thousand | 3 |
man at the time | 3 |
when are you going | 3 |
know me better than | 3 |
as i have said | 3 |
he spoke of the | 3 |
would have been the | 3 |
middle of the river | 3 |
just come from the | 3 |
his eyes sparkled with | 3 |
he was on the | 3 |
corner of the room | 3 |
end of the street | 3 |
hard as you can | 3 |
rose to his feet | 3 |
said that he was | 3 |
do more than that | 3 |
her in the river | 3 |
and prairie du chien | 3 |
the rattle of the | 3 |
going to tell the | 3 |
am sorry to say | 3 |
never been in a | 3 |
key in the lock | 3 |
the responsibility of the | 3 |
got nothing to do | 3 |
always one of great | 3 |
to see that the | 3 |
took the gesticulating mr | 3 |
and look at him | 3 |
as much as i | 3 |
trade and was snagged | 3 |
the mississippi river and | 3 |
to be a good | 3 |
as he noticed the | 3 |
to the parker house | 3 |
shall just have to | 3 |
at the sound of | 3 |
old times on the | 3 |
to be ashamed of | 3 |
i agree with you | 3 |
was sitting on the | 3 |
with an idea of | 3 |
said the rat presently | 3 |
he had felt the | 3 |
corner of the trunk | 3 |
as far as the | 3 |
knew that it was | 3 |
a room at the | 3 |
i am very much | 3 |
and then the other | 3 |
out on the deck | 3 |
he began to feel | 3 |
it does you credit | 3 |
a fancy to you | 3 |
for the benefit of | 3 |
at fort snelling june | 3 |
potter was then introduced | 3 |
up out of the | 3 |
about two and a | 3 |
bit her lip and | 3 |
i hope you may | 3 |
it before his face | 3 |
and took up his | 3 |
had not occurred to | 3 |
that will suit me | 3 |
for he was a | 3 |
his hands in his | 3 |
prisoner in the remotest | 3 |
almost at the same | 3 |
with the exception of | 3 |
air of substance to | 3 |
in the morning i | 3 |
was succeeded by the | 3 |
talk to me about | 3 |
far removed from the | 3 |
trips galena to st | 3 |
would like to have | 3 |
want you to do | 3 |
was then introduced and | 3 |
to tell the skipper | 3 |
in a corner of | 3 |
as they set off | 3 |
introduced and received a | 3 |
do you wish me | 3 |
and said that she | 3 |
was the victim of | 3 |
the mate and the | 3 |
on account of having | 3 |
do you think of | 3 |
there was hardly a | 3 |
for a few moments | 3 |
when he came to | 3 |
but it would be | 3 |
the roof of the | 3 |
wot are you talking | 3 |
want you following us | 3 |
a wheel on the | 3 |
you had better come | 3 |
led him gently away | 3 |
the fringe of timber | 3 |
and resumed his seat | 3 |
had no right to | 3 |
it will not be | 3 |
wind in the willows | 3 |
up the minnesota river | 3 |
to speak to him | 3 |
with a sudden movement | 3 |
day by the gift | 3 |
he opened the door | 3 |
all of a heap | 3 |
the crew not a | 3 |
as i said afore | 3 |
the error of his | 3 |
whatever may have been | 3 |
built at west elizabeth | 3 |
and for the first | 3 |
the two men which | 3 |
to see a shanty | 3 |
rock island to st | 3 |
on her first trip | 3 |
did i tell you | 3 |
and began to think | 3 |
the chief clerk and | 3 |
you following us about | 3 |
sam was going to | 3 |
i have never seen | 3 |
it seemed to the | 3 |
he knew that it | 3 |
they found themselves standing | 3 |
seem to be in | 3 |
i know i can | 3 |
any partikler spot to | 3 |
what does all this | 3 |
to keep out of | 3 |
a certain amount of | 3 |
had a letter from | 3 |
it was the end | 3 |
the captain and his | 3 |
crew not a little | 3 |
dwelling chiefly on his | 3 |
dollar and a quarter | 3 |
if he had been | 3 |
and when i came | 3 |
that he was still | 3 |
the mate smiled too | 3 |
pilot on the upper | 3 |
but at that the | 3 |
and i could see | 3 |
had no time to | 3 |
in his letter that | 3 |
jones and peter gubbins | 3 |
i see you again | 3 |
and drop down the | 3 |
the key turned in | 3 |
of five thousand dollars | 3 |
want to talk to | 3 |
am i to get | 3 |
the killing of palura | 3 |
that would have been | 3 |
the beauty of the | 3 |
beautiful young horse of | 3 |
into the same eddy | 3 |
forgotten it was there | 3 |
way in which the | 3 |
the greater part of | 3 |
a man who has | 3 |
of at least a | 3 |
to keep it from | 3 |
to do with you | 3 |
half as much as | 3 |
of the trunk took | 3 |
and the second clerk | 3 |
the speed of the | 3 |
man on the floor | 3 |
the son of an | 3 |
as clean as a | 3 |
at least a hundred | 3 |
come down the mississippi | 3 |
captain daniel smith harris | 3 |
his head in at | 3 |
end of the boat | 3 |
a glance at his | 3 |
it is doubtful if | 3 |
the business of the | 3 |
are you up to | 3 |
than he had ever | 3 |
the building of the | 3 |
glance in the direction | 3 |
through the wild wood | 3 |
back into the room | 3 |
he looked down the | 3 |
for any partikler spot | 3 |
but they did not | 3 |
to the nearest village | 3 |
and in spite of | 3 |
him that he was | 3 |
went round to see | 3 |
the depths of his | 3 |
safe to say that | 3 |
and that reminds me | 3 |
down the river to | 3 |
in vain for any | 3 |
in front of them | 3 |
was as good as | 3 |
the captain on the | 3 |
little more than a | 3 |
to talk to you | 3 |
he was tired of | 3 |
began to talk about | 3 |
far as i can | 3 |
was a part of | 3 |
gift of a geranium | 3 |
chiefly on his own | 3 |
to come for a | 3 |
at the corner of | 3 |
was a long time | 3 |
rope attached to the | 3 |
on the bed and | 3 |
and it would be | 3 |
of a mississippi river | 3 |
he rose to the | 3 |
and if any one | 3 |
helpless prisoner in the | 3 |
an air of substance | 3 |
spoke to me about | 3 |
substance to his waistcoat | 3 |
from the fact that | 3 |
him to his senses | 3 |
on each side of | 3 |
which he had not | 3 |
in a hurry to | 3 |
walked up and down | 3 |
went so far as | 3 |
i gave you a | 3 |
of the river in | 3 |
he noticed that the | 3 |
the wimmen and children | 3 |
above the level of | 3 |
had so much money | 3 |
toad was a helpless | 3 |
out of sight of | 3 |
when he looked at | 3 |
the blackness of the | 3 |
jobling next day by | 3 |
about the same size | 3 |
the grey eagle was | 3 |
to the manner born | 3 |
he handed her the | 3 |
the lake to the | 3 |
but there was no | 3 |
come and look at | 3 |
his misery on the | 3 |
it was all right | 3 |
he stood at the | 3 |
turned and regarded him | 3 |
it was not so | 3 |
that he had succeeded | 3 |
with a kind smile | 3 |
up and down in | 3 |
i think you are | 3 |
so much the better | 3 |
it on the table | 3 |
but there was a | 3 |
top of the bluff | 3 |
to sit down and | 3 |
over the top of | 3 |
i was in the | 3 |
a hundred plans for | 3 |
forks of the ohio | 3 |
for him to be | 3 |
not being able to | 3 |
there seemed to be | 3 |
six hundred dollars a | 3 |
he began to understand | 3 |
a fancy for any | 3 |
to such an extent | 3 |
to the extent of | 3 |
it would seem that | 3 |
it would not do | 3 |
of earning a living | 3 |
in at the winder | 3 |
in the engine pit | 3 |
as i have already | 3 |
could more than hold | 3 |
above the falls of | 3 |
with a shiver and | 3 |
way out of the | 3 |
he had left the | 3 |
look at the river | 3 |
you go to the | 3 |
in time to see | 3 |
for the last time | 3 |
to him for a | 3 |
do you expect to | 3 |
did not even know | 3 |
till at last he | 3 |
just have to walk | 3 |
but the mole was | 3 |
cabin answering to the | 3 |
the trunk took the | 3 |
along the surface of | 3 |
over a new leaf | 3 |
of his own life | 3 |
with the bow of | 3 |
want to see the | 3 |
and the sight of | 3 |
going to take the | 3 |
hundred and ten pounds | 3 |
the cook could more | 3 |
be the worse for | 3 |
and began to talk | 3 |
than hold his own | 3 |
with the old man | 3 |
on both sides of | 3 |
error of his ways | 3 |
and then you can | 3 |
i wonder what he | 3 |
at the bottom of | 3 |
before the advent of | 3 |
for a few minutes | 3 |
i am not willing | 3 |
and presence of mind | 3 |
as quickly as possible | 3 |
he took up the | 3 |
did not appear to | 3 |
had come down the | 3 |
up between the two | 3 |
what he should do | 3 |
to give me the | 3 |
he began to see | 3 |
in the flush times | 3 |
into the kitchen and | 3 |
on to the levee | 3 |
a friend of yours | 3 |
to know the river | 3 |
that he was approaching | 3 |
against the side of | 3 |
and he had to | 3 |
his seat in the | 3 |
so much as a | 3 |
a week or two | 3 |
it must be the | 3 |
of an english baronet | 3 |
at the front door | 3 |
current of the river | 3 |
will be able to | 3 |
to think of it | 3 |
then introduced and received | 3 |
they went to the | 3 |
up in front of | 3 |
the voice of the | 3 |
attracted the attention of | 3 |
over his shoulder at | 3 |
from the table and | 3 |
you going to get | 3 |
to provide for him | 3 |
out into the street | 3 |
it was enough to | 3 |
to come to the | 3 |
he began to run | 3 |
a sigh of relief | 3 |
out into the river | 3 |
the bow deck of | 3 |
it was one of | 3 |
to go to bed | 3 |
that i should have | 3 |
to the young boatman | 3 |
i can assure you | 3 |
and the work of | 3 |
at that the cook | 3 |
mile and a half | 3 |
the passengers and crew | 3 |
thought that he had | 3 |
in the usual way | 3 |
say that he was | 3 |
and he was in | 3 |
far as i know | 3 |
when at last he | 3 |
no doubt about it | 3 |
to be the first | 3 |
in a broken voice | 3 |
and that they were | 3 |
he said to the | 3 |
that he had better | 3 |
young horse of mine | 3 |
hundred tons of freight | 3 |
hit rock and stove | 3 |
to each other in | 3 |
did you do that | 3 |
the united states army | 3 |
the wild wood and | 3 |
so that i may | 3 |
time we got into | 3 |
her choice of at | 3 |
give it to him | 3 |
that it was his | 3 |
thinking better of it | 3 |
thus it came about | 3 |
all over the place | 3 |
each side of the | 3 |
i see it all | 3 |
a seat on the | 3 |
we shall just have | 3 |
the river as a | 3 |
out of the corner | 3 |
good to be true | 3 |
in a suffocating voice | 3 |
was a helpless prisoner | 3 |
caught his breath and | 3 |
he sat on the | 3 |
in the privacy of | 3 |
bank of the river | 3 |
she would have been | 3 |
i am obliged to | 3 |
know what to do | 3 |
third morning he took | 3 |
but i like to | 3 |
head of atlas island | 3 |
to come back to | 3 |
in his chair and | 3 |
eight or ten miles | 3 |
in great ice jam | 3 |
i am not going | 3 |
was one of them | 3 |
the old gentleman was | 3 |
into the front room | 3 |
all that sort of | 3 |
and at last he | 3 |
built and owned by | 3 |
side of the wheel | 3 |
the worse for you | 3 |
he felt his way | 3 |
up in his business | 3 |
the front door of | 3 |
to be in a | 3 |
he could not have | 3 |
the early days of | 3 |
struck all of a | 3 |
in a very short | 3 |
so bold as to | 3 |
wragg by the side | 3 |
the looks of the | 3 |
forgot to tell you | 3 |
it would be too | 3 |
he knew it was | 3 |
men at the wheel | 3 |
a chance to earn | 3 |
the boiler deck of | 3 |
you to give me | 3 |
up with a shiver | 3 |
west side of the | 3 |
she was a stern | 3 |
of the mission boat | 3 |
cottage on the bluff | 3 |
for you to come | 3 |
close of the war | 3 |
had no upper cabin | 3 |
do you know what | 3 |
a helpless prisoner in | 3 |
from end to end | 3 |
stared at him in | 3 |
like to see you | 3 |
make it up to | 3 |
and sitting down on | 3 |
to be buried in | 3 |
trying to think of | 3 |
was at the wheel | 3 |
you do that for | 3 |
an hour or two | 3 |
it was that the | 3 |
the most of it | 3 |
chair up to the | 3 |
him into a chair | 3 |
the west side of | 3 |
his dazed friend by | 3 |
whole length of the | 3 |
i came down here | 3 |
a couple of pints | 3 |
going to tell you | 3 |
as far as he | 3 |
good enough for her | 3 |
it was impossible to | 3 |
bent his steps toward | 3 |
the run from galena | 3 |
the sides of the | 3 |
he was filling out | 3 |
the beauty of it | 3 |
not going to have | 3 |
led up to the | 3 |
but i dare say | 3 |
and reached for his | 3 |
the river and the | 3 |
there was such a | 3 |
of the river bank | 3 |
the time of the | 3 |
it was a bright | 3 |
what had been done | 3 |
the meaning of this | 3 |
a feeling of nausea | 3 |
it would be the | 3 |
it must be a | 3 |
cook could more than | 3 |
he had lost his | 3 |
men which puzzled the | 3 |
a dollar and a | 3 |
it is a great | 3 |
the third morning he | 3 |
when they got to | 3 |
a hole in the | 3 |
and made his way | 3 |
the indians under chief | 3 |
which he was to | 3 |
i was thinking of | 3 |
ice in lake pepin | 3 |
and he found himself | 3 |
all of a tremble | 3 |
did not know that | 3 |
the eyes of the | 3 |
to look out for | 3 |
and the two animals | 3 |
a hundred and sixty | 3 |
and leading it into | 3 |
get the bow of | 3 |
and returned with a | 3 |
if he would only | 3 |
head in at the | 3 |
looked about him in | 3 |
in his chair again | 3 |
half an hour later | 3 |
above the upper rapids | 3 |
all about a river | 3 |
it is all right | 3 |
doctor shook his head | 3 |
to the edge of | 3 |
and i shall be | 3 |
in such a state | 3 |
sat down on a | 3 |
a little way off | 3 |
down the mississippi to | 3 |
dazed friend by the | 3 |
you had better ask | 3 |
it was a comfortable | 3 |
she went to the | 3 |
i wish you both | 3 |
you can do is | 3 |
pilots on the upper | 3 |
we were struck by | 3 |
who had just come | 3 |
you have made a | 3 |
but his face was | 3 |
wild wood and the | 3 |
the handling of a | 3 |
of the river and | 3 |
shall take my opportunity | 3 |
the art of steering | 3 |
great interest to the | 3 |
to the fact that | 3 |
hundred dollars a year | 3 |
answering to the boiler | 3 |
taking his dazed friend | 3 |
of the fact that | 3 |
when i tell you | 3 |
staying at the hotel | 3 |
drew his chair up | 3 |
bringing him to his | 3 |
mole and the badger | 3 |
sarcasm they did try | 3 |
what they would do | 3 |
would be the best | 3 |
he crossed the room | 3 |
have full confidence in | 3 |
the day of the | 3 |
next day by the | 3 |
the progress of the | 3 |
at each other in | 3 |
least a hundred plans | 3 |
wind out of the | 3 |
to go down to | 3 |
a couple of feet | 3 |
of the boat as | 3 |
of great interest to | 3 |
that he did not | 3 |
how it happened that | 3 |
the stern of his | 3 |
a man with a | 3 |
us all about it | 3 |
looked down at the | 3 |
have nothing to do | 3 |
not occurred to him | 3 |
passengers at an average | 3 |
up at the window | 3 |
son of an english | 3 |
say a word to | 3 |
that he was an | 3 |
he sat down in | 3 |
as a river man | 3 |
in a kind voice | 3 |
the man in the | 3 |
was in such a | 3 |
came down to breakfast | 3 |
and stood regarding him | 3 |
and then we went | 3 |
if in a dream | 3 |
end of it was | 3 |
miles down the river | 3 |
the engineer on watch | 3 |
of a woman who | 3 |
to give bob pretty | 3 |
back in his seat | 3 |
such as these he | 3 |
and quitted the room | 3 |
walking up and down | 3 |
seemed to be the | 3 |
at the back of | 3 |
to get back to | 3 |
the midst of the | 3 |
he used to sit | 3 |
the direction of his | 3 |
got out of the | 3 |
you have only to | 3 |
it seemed as though | 3 |
the water in the | 3 |
the sun was shining | 3 |
he must be a | 3 |
the men on the | 3 |
ice gorge at st | 3 |
the boat was not | 3 |
to look at it | 3 |
and see if i | 3 |
it was a bad | 3 |
the whole of the | 3 |
into the main river | 3 |
leading it into a | 3 |
of the crew not | 3 |
going to do it | 3 |
said as it was | 3 |
bow of the big | 3 |
as if they had | 3 |
so that he could | 3 |
the ears of mr | 3 |
so as to give | 3 |
end of the room | 3 |
and all that sort | 3 |
he slipped out of | 3 |
was a young man | 3 |
as he reached the | 3 |
hundred plans for bringing | 3 |
sat up in bed | 3 |
in galena and upper | 3 |
of her boat and | 3 |
he knew that he | 3 |
continued the old man | 3 |
way up the river | 3 |
friend by the arm | 3 |
the level of the | 3 |
the eye of mr | 3 |
to have such a | 3 |
of the man who | 3 |
had forgotten it was | 3 |
under chief black hawk | 3 |
like to see a | 3 |
by way of the | 3 |
boats lying above chestnut | 3 |
take care of yourself | 3 |
the gift of a | 3 |
in the next room | 3 |
run from galena to | 3 |
went out on the | 3 |
the key in the | 3 |
the next two or | 3 |
both sides of the | 3 |
by the aid of | 3 |
were a number of | 3 |
name is harry morris | 3 |
by the time the | 3 |
i never see such | 3 |
you know well enough | 3 |
the edge of his | 3 |
his pipe from his | 3 |
to supply him with | 3 |
one eye on the | 3 |
enough to make a | 3 |
too good to be | 3 |
the waters of the | 3 |
distance government landing estimated | 3 |
on the score of | 3 |
in his own house | 3 |
be found in the | 3 |
in his capacity of | 3 |
the life of a | 3 |
his shoulder at the | 3 |
tell her that you | 3 |
for you to have | 3 |
i want to go | 3 |
prairie du chien to | 3 |
head of the table | 3 |
i want to know | 3 |
he had had a | 3 |
did not like the | 3 |
more than hold his | 3 |
interest to the passengers | 3 |
was caught in the | 3 |
patted him on the | 3 |
the cold and the | 3 |
jobling her choice of | 3 |
slammed the door in | 3 |
to interfere with the | 3 |
got into the london | 3 |
at the risk of | 3 |
the current of the | 3 |
quite a long time | 3 |
times on the river | 3 |
in a faint voice | 3 |
at one of the | 3 |
on the safe side | 3 |
into the middle of | 3 |
to say that the | 3 |
misery on the floor | 3 |
hauled by team to | 3 |
was a mile wide | 3 |
going to say something | 3 |
the memory of the | 3 |
he has gone to | 3 |
what about my voice | 3 |
which puzzled the remainder | 3 |
way in which he | 3 |
and looked about him | 3 |
as it is called | 3 |
way down the river | 3 |
boats on which i | 3 |
three or four hundred | 3 |
he went back to | 3 |
to the cabin and | 3 |
the key city was | 3 |
took out his handkerchief | 3 |
it was not till | 3 |
and led the way | 3 |
you to do something | 3 |
of his life in | 3 |
was due to his | 3 |
not occur to him | 3 |
of the corner of | 3 |
do me a favor | 3 |
to go to a | 3 |
money in his pocket | 3 |
that he had lost | 3 |
come from the tavern | 3 |
and sat down to | 3 |
a kind of a | 3 |
the sight of the | 3 |
that he was the | 3 |
you are a good | 3 |
was a lot of | 3 |
and made it fast | 3 |
he made for the | 3 |
as they walked along | 3 |
and a little later | 3 |
and i have been | 3 |
get rid of him | 3 |
that it would not | 3 |
grit was about to | 3 |
grit and his mother | 3 |
to go to sleep | 3 |
lay prostrate in his | 3 |
the tops of the | 3 |
he stared at the | 3 |
or six miles below | 3 |
anything to say against | 3 |
he had had since | 3 |
what he meant by | 3 |
of the ohio and | 3 |
i hope to be | 3 |
of three or four | 3 |
in the room above | 3 |
of the finest boats | 3 |
to go into the | 3 |
what did i tell | 3 |
and shut the door | 3 |
air of a man | 3 |
out into the eddy | 3 |
was the fust to | 3 |
had come to a | 3 |
in a dream he | 3 |
to tell something of | 2 |
over the edge of | 2 |
and waited for his | 2 |
and as he thought | 2 |
the old merrick warehouses | 2 |
the greater number of | 2 |
fresh air and exercise | 2 |
and eyed him with | 2 |
he could not quite | 2 |
go to the tavern | 2 |
they ought to have | 2 |
and was about to | 2 |
of them in the | 2 |
united states forces and | 2 |
highland mary april december | 2 |
proposal to make to | 2 |
he was permitted to | 2 |
of the missouri and | 2 |
and a half into | 2 |
if i had not | 2 |
i thought it was | 2 |
faithful to one another | 2 |
a little wider and | 2 |
a man for that | 2 |
a touch of the | 2 |
very glad to do | 2 |
a letter from him | 2 |
get a glimpse of | 2 |
he did not say | 2 |
years that lie behind | 2 |
the opening of navigation | 2 |
i am to go | 2 |
thank you very much | 2 |
was born in pennsylvania | 2 |
pleasure trip to st | 2 |
anxious to be off | 2 |
hundred miles of river | 2 |
only this time the | 2 |
leave no room for | 2 |
you have got me | 2 |
got something better to | 2 |
into the eddy where | 2 |
his money every night | 2 |
a thought struck him | 2 |
took another look at | 2 |
do you think the | 2 |
if only i had | 2 |
for the rest of | 2 |
of a glass of | 2 |
when the other animals | 2 |
short of it is | 2 |
a full passenger list | 2 |
odds and ends of | 2 |
the advent of the | 2 |
for all practical purposes | 2 |
end of this book | 2 |
as he spoke he | 2 |
in charge of a | 2 |
and that was the | 2 |
glimpse of the river | 2 |
it had not occurred | 2 |
who is a washerwoman | 2 |
why should you be | 2 |
what are you looking | 2 |
stand treat to each | 2 |
he thought to himself | 2 |
the boat backed off | 2 |
arter two or three | 2 |
and in the meantime | 2 |
was fortunate enough to | 2 |
side of the vessel | 2 |
chapter xxvi in war | 2 |
across the road and | 2 |
like the good little | 2 |
returned to his boat | 2 |
to tell a soul | 2 |
go and look for | 2 |
lands lying in iowa | 2 |
with the idea of | 2 |
and at first i | 2 |
to see if they | 2 |
you may call me | 2 |
be the best thing | 2 |
imprisonment for a term | 2 |
was connected with the | 2 |
as he was in | 2 |
for pleasure excursion from | 2 |
ever turned a wheel | 2 |
chapter iv in the | 2 |
to bed that night | 2 |
learned that he was | 2 |
but it did not | 2 |
round and saw the | 2 |
then it was that | 2 |
such a thing as | 2 |
city for championship of | 2 |
while it was not | 2 |
quiet talk with joseph | 2 |
the chief weasel and | 2 |
hard as they could | 2 |
on the high road | 2 |
plenty of time to | 2 |
cabman climbed down off | 2 |
of logs and lumber | 2 |
fastest and best boat | 2 |
was my good fortune | 2 |
boilers and engines of | 2 |
as for my friend | 2 |
bushels of wheat per | 2 |
over and over agin | 2 |
where he had been | 2 |
out of the cab | 2 |
the new territory of | 2 |
at the landing place | 2 |
himself at the door | 2 |
clerk on the royal | 2 |
to the side of | 2 |
his head on his | 2 |
been a little bit | 2 |
his capacity as captain | 2 |
boys of his age | 2 |
c per mile to | 2 |
and looked up at | 2 |
saw a chance of | 2 |
the flow of the | 2 |
the little patch of | 2 |
jones and the others | 2 |
into the presence of | 2 |
eyes fixed on the | 2 |
these river people who | 2 |
years he had been | 2 |
the characteristic winding of | 2 |
went the wrong way | 2 |
make fun of me | 2 |
with a young woman | 2 |
of the things he | 2 |
where did you meet | 2 |
to see you on | 2 |
and the door opened | 2 |
and stood waiting for | 2 |
i have not yet | 2 |
is carrying the joke | 2 |
and he turned to | 2 |
must needs go and | 2 |
my word for it | 2 |
received my first impressions | 2 |
the captain and chief | 2 |
la crosse in the | 2 |
to do with the | 2 |
in the lumber camps | 2 |
the lock of the | 2 |
his engine on the | 2 |
to the other in | 2 |
had made up his | 2 |
he sat back in | 2 |
steamboats under president cleveland | 2 |
send the money on | 2 |
crazy at the idea | 2 |
and it was no | 2 |
a part of it | 2 |
were on the table | 2 |
he looked around and | 2 |
eight miles below the | 2 |
to go to sea | 2 |
went for a walk | 2 |
during the ice blockade | 2 |
turned and gazed at | 2 |
large portion of the | 2 |
leaning out of the | 2 |
with an attempt to | 2 |
at each end of | 2 |
watching him from the | 2 |
was possible to make | 2 |
better than any other | 2 |
he had come down | 2 |
on board her cabin | 2 |
to explain to mrs | 2 |
his pride began to | 2 |
came back into the | 2 |
end of that time | 2 |
collar and chain made | 2 |
was in no mood | 2 |
his hand over his | 2 |
for him to help | 2 |
saw another tatterdemalion coming | 2 |
missouri river between and | 2 |
of the second clerk | 2 |
i shall take my | 2 |
to call upon me | 2 |
april november nominee april | 2 |
was taken off by | 2 |
on her way up | 2 |
voice from the door | 2 |
on the table by | 2 |
put up with anything | 2 |
it was only a | 2 |
he started the motor | 2 |
and as for the | 2 |
it for granted that | 2 |
east side of the | 2 |
what he had to | 2 |
and this made him | 2 |
is to be done | 2 |
the cabman climbed down | 2 |
woke up with a | 2 |
the air of one | 2 |
of his idea of | 2 |
gazed at him with | 2 |
walked over to the | 2 |
it was after midnight | 2 |
joe morgan and his | 2 |
you get back to | 2 |
steam and put on | 2 |
river in the spring | 2 |
man who has suddenly | 2 |
at which time she | 2 |
names he could think | 2 |
it worth your while | 2 |
the young boatman of | 2 |
that was the last | 2 |
the loss of a | 2 |
seemed to him that | 2 |
to be married in | 2 |
the eye of the | 2 |
discovered that it was | 2 |
affairs of the bank | 2 |
very close to the | 2 |
going to stand treat | 2 |
he did not speak | 2 |
you stay where you | 2 |
he was in mid | 2 |
if i might make | 2 |
and in an instant | 2 |
do you know this | 2 |
returned to his cabin | 2 |
two or three minutes | 2 |
he went straight off | 2 |
i do not feel | 2 |
do you know him | 2 |
mouth of the wisconsin | 2 |
the end of this | 2 |
submit to such treatment | 2 |
most of the passengers | 2 |
him that he would | 2 |
should be stricken with | 2 |
would be able to | 2 |
the great boom in | 2 |
he would have liked | 2 |
the mole to come | 2 |
a little later he | 2 |
he came back with | 2 |
i would not have | 2 |
i have something to | 2 |
he discovered that he | 2 |
that is what i | 2 |
and the boat was | 2 |
been a saving man | 2 |
the end of all | 2 |
with money for the | 2 |
up the mississippi river | 2 |
they went over to | 2 |
so much that the | 2 |
for a few days | 2 |
being a total loss | 2 |
of the elizabeth barstow | 2 |
to make a fuss | 2 |
are you willing to | 2 |
he went to look | 2 |
the money to buy | 2 |
the upper works are | 2 |
work of river improvement | 2 |
and afore they could | 2 |
heard that it was | 2 |
considered good form to | 2 |
a thing or two | 2 |
despite his utmost efforts | 2 |
the quiet man who | 2 |
they could not see | 2 |
going up the road | 2 |
by the secretary of | 2 |
first thing he saw | 2 |
second officer leaned forward | 2 |
augustus carline was a | 2 |
it in a few | 2 |
should find you here | 2 |
forgot all about it | 2 |
slowly up the lane | 2 |
i have thought of | 2 |
was no way of | 2 |
inside and look at | 2 |
at the suggestion of | 2 |
wot it felt like | 2 |
she looked at it | 2 |
he went down to | 2 |
his mother in a | 2 |
i heard that you | 2 |
no use trying to | 2 |
better plan than that | 2 |
hands in his pockets | 2 |
would have been an | 2 |
danger to be apprehended | 2 |
he listened for the | 2 |
gone to the bottom | 2 |
get something to eat | 2 |
river and its tributaries | 2 |
on account of this | 2 |
you think major brill | 2 |
four hundred and fifty | 2 |
not till she had | 2 |
be able to make | 2 |
of the education of | 2 |
over his face and | 2 |
but i do not | 2 |
chapter xxiv a versatile | 2 |
the current carried him | 2 |
two hundred cabin passengers | 2 |
walker by the arm | 2 |
every once in a | 2 |
at the hands of | 2 |
what does it matter | 2 |
the eddy and saw | 2 |
went in to breakfast | 2 |
you think you can | 2 |
out of my hands | 2 |
most picturesque of all | 2 |
the attitude of the | 2 |
five windows in the | 2 |
the light fell on | 2 |
minute or two before | 2 |
that i have a | 2 |
to try and find | 2 |
to be allowed to | 2 |
and three or four | 2 |
is all very well | 2 |
sight as much as | 2 |
chapter xx music and | 2 |
hundred feet from the | 2 |
the island and the | 2 |
april december highland mary | 2 |
a company for the | 2 |
the line of the | 2 |
see the door open | 2 |
wisconsin state historical society | 2 |
was in the ascendant | 2 |
of the buildings shown | 2 |
the cook thanked him | 2 |
of wheat per trip | 2 |
am very much obliged | 2 |
in his own experience | 2 |
for championship of upper | 2 |
the second story and | 2 |
got well into the | 2 |
idea of his own | 2 |
which one of the | 2 |
bob pretty turning up | 2 |
the side of a | 2 |
at the wheel and | 2 |
in the subterranean chamber | 2 |
he had been sitting | 2 |
a flock of ducks | 2 |
the simplicity of the | 2 |
into a fit of | 2 |
down the river together | 2 |
it happened that he | 2 |
the east side of | 2 |
to go out and | 2 |
and four in the | 2 |
i will give him | 2 |
to run down the | 2 |
it in his pocket | 2 |
himself flying through the | 2 |
that he had done | 2 |
hard as he could | 2 |
was leaning against the | 2 |
you going to stay | 2 |
know what to think | 2 |
a glance in the | 2 |
the ice blockade in | 2 |
galena minnesota packet co | 2 |
for the amusement of | 2 |
she brought out her | 2 |
heat of the day | 2 |
wear and tear of | 2 |
other fine steamers on | 2 |
and have a good | 2 |
was a long silence | 2 |
he turned and walked | 2 |
side of his face | 2 |
fell with a splash | 2 |
the sort of life | 2 |
placed on the table | 2 |
up in his own | 2 |
the man of war | 2 |
you to leave the | 2 |
the edge of a | 2 |
what can it all | 2 |
and they sat in | 2 |
you mind your business | 2 |
and stood looking at | 2 |
were six or seven | 2 |
up the great river | 2 |
was afraid to go | 2 |
she was one of | 2 |
felt that he must | 2 |
to regard as a | 2 |
as he finished his | 2 |
i must go to | 2 |
piece of my mind | 2 |
the pilot house with | 2 |
and many other fine | 2 |
all the upper river | 2 |
to feel a bit | 2 |
she turned and looked | 2 |
was on the floor | 2 |
said the rat kindly | 2 |
have you to know | 2 |
more to be done | 2 |
off down the road | 2 |
important part in this | 2 |
churning of the wheel | 2 |
the best house in | 2 |
out of his mouth | 2 |
i could have got | 2 |
a point of view | 2 |
in the middle foreground | 2 |
years old at the | 2 |
and very hard to | 2 |
came down the river | 2 |
with a thrill of | 2 |
all i can say | 2 |
i think there is | 2 |
been for some time | 2 |
wanted to see him | 2 |
looks as though it | 2 |
him gently by the | 2 |
with two men at | 2 |
in the secret passage | 2 |
tell me what you | 2 |
the further adventures of | 2 |
to which he had | 2 |
under the name of | 2 |
the pilots and engineers | 2 |
he had ever heard | 2 |
it was owing to | 2 |
his head back and | 2 |
like to lose it | 2 |
that has taken place | 2 |
in one hand and | 2 |
all the money that | 2 |
a few miles of | 2 |
the corner of one | 2 |
a lesson to all | 2 |
run back to the | 2 |
out of his pocket | 2 |
in the wind and | 2 |
of the passengers and | 2 |
you never had a | 2 |
on the front seat | 2 |
where he was going | 2 |
in the territory of | 2 |
give him a chance | 2 |
you say it was | 2 |
the law on you | 2 |
too much to ask | 2 |
gone to spend the | 2 |