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 17
... passed through several vil- lages of the Kaw Indians , with whom they traded a little , giving bacon and tobacco in ex- change for hides . These Indians do not appear , on the whole , to have been very favorable speci- mens of the ...
... passed through several vil- lages of the Kaw Indians , with whom they traded a little , giving bacon and tobacco in ex- change for hides . These Indians do not appear , on the whole , to have been very favorable speci- mens of the ...
Side 19
... passing , to know that their hour of toil is ap- proaching , and the patient kine are ruminating in happy ... passed them noiselessly in the course of the night , in order to be beforehand with them in EXCURSION TO OREGON . 19.
... passing , to know that their hour of toil is ap- proaching , and the patient kine are ruminating in happy ... passed them noiselessly in the course of the night , in order to be beforehand with them in EXCURSION TO OREGON . 19.
Side 21
... passed from hand to hand around the circle , and I thought I perceived him now and then cast a furtive glance at one of the Indians who sat opposite to me , and sometimes his countenance would assume an expression almost demoniacal , as ...
... passed from hand to hand around the circle , and I thought I perceived him now and then cast a furtive glance at one of the Indians who sat opposite to me , and sometimes his countenance would assume an expression almost demoniacal , as ...
Side 22
... passed since the perpetration of this outrage , but it is still as fresh in my memory as ever ; and I again declare , that if ever an opportunity offers , I will kill that man . " But , Richardson , " did they take your horse also ? 22 ...
... passed since the perpetration of this outrage , but it is still as fresh in my memory as ever ; and I again declare , that if ever an opportunity offers , I will kill that man . " But , Richardson , " did they take your horse also ? 22 ...
Side 25
... passed very near the party . The appearance of these animals produced a singular effect upon the horses , all of which be- came restive , and about half of the loose ones broke away , and scoured over the plain in full chase after the ...
... passed very near the party . The appearance of these animals produced a singular effect upon the horses , all of which be- came restive , and about half of the loose ones broke away , and scoured over the plain in full chase after the ...
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