Travel and Adventure: Comprising Some of the Most Striking Narratives on RecordDavis Wasgatt Clark A. Poe & L. Hitchcock, 1864 - 416 sider |
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Side 20
... . Feeling some curiosity to ascertain the cause of this unusual diffidence , I occasionally allowed my eyes to wander to the spot where our sturdy hunter stood looking moodily upon us , as the calumet 20 READING . FIRESIDE.
... . Feeling some curiosity to ascertain the cause of this unusual diffidence , I occasionally allowed my eyes to wander to the spot where our sturdy hunter stood looking moodily upon us , as the calumet 20 READING . FIRESIDE.
Side 33
... allowed to halt , to roam about without their riders , and to tumble joyfully on the verdant sward ; and as these oases always abounded in birds and plants , our two naturalists were loth to leave them . Nor was their journey through ...
... allowed to halt , to roam about without their riders , and to tumble joyfully on the verdant sward ; and as these oases always abounded in birds and plants , our two naturalists were loth to leave them . Nor was their journey through ...
Side 57
... the animal's neck , and allowed him to take his own course , closing my eyes , and keeping as quiet as possible in the saddle . But I could not forbear starting occasionally when the feet of my horse would slip EXCURSION TO OREGON . 57.
... the animal's neck , and allowed him to take his own course , closing my eyes , and keeping as quiet as possible in the saddle . But I could not forbear starting occasionally when the feet of my horse would slip EXCURSION TO OREGON . 57.
Side 64
... allowed our horses an hour's rest to feed , and then traveled over the plain till near dark , when , on ascend- ing a sandy hill , the noble Columbia burst upon our view . I could scarcely repress a loud ex- clamation of delight and ...
... allowed our horses an hour's rest to feed , and then traveled over the plain till near dark , when , on ascend- ing a sandy hill , the noble Columbia burst upon our view . I could scarcely repress a loud ex- clamation of delight and ...
Side 121
... allowed the brig to be taken from them ; and they , as well as the sol- diers on guard - some of them formed a part of the former one - had no very kindly feeling toward the mutineers . It may be imagined , therefore , that such ...
... allowed the brig to be taken from them ; and they , as well as the sol- diers on guard - some of them formed a part of the former one - had no very kindly feeling toward the mutineers . It may be imagined , therefore , that such ...
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