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The bell at that moment sounded , and the peal gave rise to many reflections . It might be long ere I should hear the sound of the church - going bell ' again . I was on my way to a far , far country , and I did not know that I should ...
The bell at that moment sounded , and the peal gave rise to many reflections . It might be long ere I should hear the sound of the church - going bell ' again . I was on my way to a far , far country , and I did not know that I should ...
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Two of the hunters started out after a huge bull that had separated himself from his companions , and gave him chase on fleet horses . Away went the buffalo , and away went the men , as hard as they could dash ; now the hunters gained ...
Two of the hunters started out after a huge bull that had separated himself from his companions , and gave him chase on fleet horses . Away went the buffalo , and away went the men , as hard as they could dash ; now the hunters gained ...
Side 33
The bear was only slightly wounded by the shot , and , with a fierce growl of angry malignity , rushed from his cover , and gave chase . The horse happened to be a slow one , and for the distance of half a mile the race was severely ...
The bear was only slightly wounded by the shot , and , with a fierce growl of angry malignity , rushed from his cover , and gave chase . The horse happened to be a slow one , and for the distance of half a mile the race was severely ...
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... and reflected that I had actually crossed the vast American continent , and now stood upon a stream that poured its waters directly into the Pacific . This then was the . great Oregon , the first appearance of which gave Lewis and ...
... and reflected that I had actually crossed the vast American continent , and now stood upon a stream that poured its waters directly into the Pacific . This then was the . great Oregon , the first appearance of which gave Lewis and ...
Side 72
... a native of Chamounix , in company with a guide named Balma . The mountain was ascended in the succeeding year by M. de Saussure , who gave to the learned a > world a very minute account of all the 72 FIRESIDE READING .
... a native of Chamounix , in company with a guide named Balma . The mountain was ascended in the succeeding year by M. de Saussure , who gave to the learned a > world a very minute account of all the 72 FIRESIDE READING .
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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 |