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... manner ; al- though they learned that the tribe of Osages , under a chief- tain named White Hair , had joined the ... manner . manner . Here the writer was received into the family 248 Hunter's Memoirs of his Captivity among Indians .
... manner ; al- though they learned that the tribe of Osages , under a chief- tain named White Hair , had joined the ... manner . manner . Here the writer was received into the family 248 Hunter's Memoirs of his Captivity among Indians .
Pagina 259
... manner . He knew the best manner of interesting the imaginations of the Russians in what they read . This imagination , however , has not as yet mani- fested itself either in the fine arts or in poetry . They reach a certain point in ...
... manner . He knew the best manner of interesting the imaginations of the Russians in what they read . This imagination , however , has not as yet mani- fested itself either in the fine arts or in poetry . They reach a certain point in ...
Pagina 424
... manner in which all this immense traffic is conducted . There is never the slightest ap- pearance of hurry or confusion . All goes on as if by clockwork . There is one man belonging to the inn who can tell you to a minute what time any ...
... manner in which all this immense traffic is conducted . There is never the slightest ap- pearance of hurry or confusion . All goes on as if by clockwork . There is one man belonging to the inn who can tell you to a minute what time any ...
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