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Side 179
... stopped , suddenly aware of its pursuing presence , and the dog stopped also : he continued on his way and the dog followed . Thus together and apart they reached the Riffelalp . It At the hotel , the dog followed the German inside ...
... stopped , suddenly aware of its pursuing presence , and the dog stopped also : he continued on his way and the dog followed . Thus together and apart they reached the Riffelalp . It At the hotel , the dog followed the German inside ...
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... stopped there for a day to rest and buy provisions for the second half of our journey . We were now just a hundred miles from our destination . The inhabitants were very good to the Barr Colonists , helping and advising us in every way ...
... stopped there for a day to rest and buy provisions for the second half of our journey . We were now just a hundred miles from our destination . The inhabitants were very good to the Barr Colonists , helping and advising us in every way ...
Side 249
... stopping - places on the road . The first was at Bob Lister's at Waseca , where the lodging and food were good . The next night we stopped at Sayers's ranch . This man was a half - breed and had a one - roomed shack for his wife and ...
... stopping - places on the road . The first was at Bob Lister's at Waseca , where the lodging and food were good . The next night we stopped at Sayers's ranch . This man was a half - breed and had a one - roomed shack for his wife and ...
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