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Side 10
On the evening of the 24th of March , 1834 , the two friends arrived in a
steamboat at St. Louis . Here they furnished themselves with several pairs of
leathern pantaloons , enormous " An Excursion to the Rocky Mountains , by J. K.
Townsend .
On the evening of the 24th of March , 1834 , the two friends arrived in a
steamboat at St. Louis . Here they furnished themselves with several pairs of
leathern pantaloons , enormous " An Excursion to the Rocky Mountains , by J. K.
Townsend .
Side 12
While pushing forward on the borders of the wilderness , the travelers one day
arrived at the house of a kind of gentleman settler , who , with his three daughters
, vied in showing kindness to their visitors . “ The girls , ” says Mr. Townsend ...
While pushing forward on the borders of the wilderness , the travelers one day
arrived at the house of a kind of gentleman settler , who , with his three daughters
, vied in showing kindness to their visitors . “ The girls , ” says Mr. Townsend ...
Side 13
... was of a more agreeable and suitable description . “ In about an hour and a
half , ” says Mr. Townsend , “ We arrived at Fulton , a pretty little town , and saw
the villagers in their holiday - clothes parading along to EXCURSION TO
OREGON .
... was of a more agreeable and suitable description . “ In about an hour and a
half , ” says Mr. Townsend , “ We arrived at Fulton , a pretty little town , and saw
the villagers in their holiday - clothes parading along to EXCURSION TO
OREGON .
Side 14
The steamer arrived on the 9th of April , and the two pedestrians having gone on
board , it was soon puffing up the river at the rate of seven miles an hour . In four
days they reached the small town of Independence , then the outermost Anglo ...
The steamer arrived on the 9th of April , and the two pedestrians having gone on
board , it was soon puffing up the river at the rate of seven miles an hour . In four
days they reached the small town of Independence , then the outermost Anglo ...
Side 21
... and asking an explanation of his singular conduct . " Why , " said he , “ that
Injen that sat opposite to you is my bitterest enemy . I was once going down alone
from the rendezvous with letters from St. Louis , and when I arrived on the lower ...
... and asking an explanation of his singular conduct . " Why , " said he , “ that
Injen that sat opposite to you is my bitterest enemy . I was once going down alone
from the rendezvous with letters from St. Louis , and when I arrived on the lower ...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | Travel and Adventure: Comprising Some of the Most Striking Narratives on Record Fireside reading |
| Redaktør | Davis Wasgatt Clark |
| Udgiver | A. Poe & L. Hitchcock, 1864 |
| Oprindeligt fra | University of Chicago |
| Digitaliseret | 25. jan 2016 |
| Længde | 416 sider |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |