Travel and Adventure: Comprising Some of the Most Striking Narratives on RecordDavis Wasgatt Clark Swormstedt & Poe, 1856 - 416 sider |
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... immediately , they would throw me under the ice of the river . And , " continued the excited hunter , while he ground his teeth with bitter and uncontrollable rage , “ that man that sat opposite to you was the chief of them . He ...
... immediately , they would throw me under the ice of the river . And , " continued the excited hunter , while he ground his teeth with bitter and uncontrollable rage , “ that man that sat opposite to you was the chief of them . He ...
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... immediately in pursuit of them , and returned late at night , bringing the greater number . Two had , however , been lost irrecov- erably . By an observation , the latitude was found to be forty degrees , thirty - one minutes north ...
... immediately in pursuit of them , and returned late at night , bringing the greater number . Two had , however , been lost irrecov- erably . By an observation , the latitude was found to be forty degrees , thirty - one minutes north ...
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... immediately threw off the meat he carried , and then urged his animal to his utmost speed , in an attempt to distance his pursuers . He soon discovered , however , that the enemy was rapidly gaining upon him , and that in a few minutes ...
... immediately threw off the meat he carried , and then urged his animal to his utmost speed , in an attempt to distance his pursuers . He soon discovered , however , that the enemy was rapidly gaining upon him , and that in a few minutes ...
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... Immediately as I entered the village , my olfactories were assailed by the most vile and mephitic odors , which I found to proceed chiefly from great piles of salmon entrails and garbage , which were lying festering and rotting in the ...
... Immediately as I entered the village , my olfactories were assailed by the most vile and mephitic odors , which I found to proceed chiefly from great piles of salmon entrails and garbage , which were lying festering and rotting in the ...
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... immediately lend his assistance ; we might as well have spoken to a stone . He was finally aroused , however , by our presenting a loaded gun at his breast . He dashed the muzzle away , seized his paddle again , and worked with a kind ...
... immediately lend his assistance ; we might as well have spoken to a stone . He was finally aroused , however , by our presenting a loaded gun at his breast . He dashed the muzzle away , seized his paddle again , and worked with a kind ...
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