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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... young . The suggestion was received with favor , and the editor was urged to bear the subject in mind in his miscellaneous reading , and to prepare such a work . From that time forward , he has been mak- ing a note of such matter , as ...
... young . The suggestion was received with favor , and the editor was urged to bear the subject in mind in his miscellaneous reading , and to prepare such a work . From that time forward , he has been mak- ing a note of such matter , as ...
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... young of the Church and the nation . But outside of this sphere , we are endeavoring to supply a want largely felt by par- ents , who wish to cultivate in the minds of their chil- dren a taste for reading and literature . We bespeak ...
... young of the Church and the nation . But outside of this sphere , we are endeavoring to supply a want largely felt by par- ents , who wish to cultivate in the minds of their chil- dren a taste for reading and literature . We bespeak ...
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... young , and having no companions out of the domestic circle , and consequently no opportunity of aping the manners of the world , were perfect children of nature . Their father , however , had given them a good , plain education , and ...
... young , and having no companions out of the domestic circle , and consequently no opportunity of aping the manners of the world , were perfect children of nature . Their father , however , had given them a good , plain education , and ...
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... young man about twenty - five years of age , straight as a poplar , and with a noble countenance and bearing , but he appeared to me to be marvelously deficient in most of the requisites which go to make the character of a real Indian ...
... young man about twenty - five years of age , straight as a poplar , and with a noble countenance and bearing , but he appeared to me to be marvelously deficient in most of the requisites which go to make the character of a real Indian ...
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... young bear , or assume the sneaking , prowling attitude of a wolf , in order to lull suspicion . The Indians resort to another stratagem , which is perhaps even more successful . The skin of a calf is properly dressed , with the head ...
... young bear , or assume the sneaking , prowling attitude of a wolf , in order to lull suspicion . The Indians resort to another stratagem , which is perhaps even more successful . The skin of a calf is properly dressed , with the head ...
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