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Side 22
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
recognized me , and knew very well why I would not smoke with him . I tell you ,
sir ...
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
recognized me , and knew very well why I would not smoke with him . I tell you ,
sir ...
Side 29
... and continued backward to the loins , and a large portion of the skin from each
side removed ; these pieces of skin were placed upon the ground , with the under
surface uppermost , and the fleeces , or masses of meat taken from along the ...
... and continued backward to the loins , and a large portion of the skin from each
side removed ; these pieces of skin were placed upon the ground , with the under
surface uppermost , and the fleeces , or masses of meat taken from along the ...
Side 58
The party continued its march for several days through this rugged and
inhospitable region , coming into occasional contact with parties of the Snake
Indians , and subsisting on the kamas , a kind of root resembling the potato ,
which is found ...
The party continued its march for several days through this rugged and
inhospitable region , coming into occasional contact with parties of the Snake
Indians , and subsisting on the kamas , a kind of root resembling the potato ,
which is found ...
Side 100
While this was the state of things above , the soldiers had forced their way into
the captain's cabin , and continued to fire through the gratings overhead as often
as any of the mutineers passed . In this manner several of them received ,
wounds ...
While this was the state of things above , the soldiers had forced their way into
the captain's cabin , and continued to fire through the gratings overhead as often
as any of the mutineers passed . In this manner several of them received ,
wounds ...
Side 144
... others , he also risked his own ; and in the face of multiplýing dangers , he
continued his perilous course . In thus abandoning the ship to 144 FIRESIDE
READING .
... others , he also risked his own ; and in the face of multiplýing dangers , he
continued his perilous course . In thus abandoning the ship to 144 FIRESIDE
READING .
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able afterward allowed appeared approach arrived attempt became boat body brought called Captain cause close commanded companions conduct continued course covered crew danger death direction distance effect entered escape expected eyes feelings feet felt fire five formed four gave give ground half hands head heard hope horses hundred immediately Indians island Italy kind land least leave length less lived looked means miles mind minutes months morning natives never night officers once party passed person poor present prison raft reached received remained returned river sail sailors saved says scarcely seemed seen seized Selkirk sent served ship shore short side sight situation soon suffered taken thing thought till tion took travelers turned vessel whole wind young
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| 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 |