Wyoming: A TaleHarper & Brothers, 1845 - 123 pagina's |
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Pagina 3
... trees , supported in towering growth by the alluvial bed which produced them . Of these , the elm , the sycamore , and the black walnut , spreading their limbs to great extent , and thickly covered with verdure , appeared to that usual ...
... trees , supported in towering growth by the alluvial bed which produced them . Of these , the elm , the sycamore , and the black walnut , spreading their limbs to great extent , and thickly covered with verdure , appeared to that usual ...
Pagina 5
... tree or bush , stretched out to the river's bank . Some few hundred yards in rear of the edifice the mountain began ... trees , likewise , on the distant bank , operated upon by the same impulse as the river's bed , were moving ...
... tree or bush , stretched out to the river's bank . Some few hundred yards in rear of the edifice the mountain began ... trees , likewise , on the distant bank , operated upon by the same impulse as the river's bed , were moving ...
Pagina 9
... trees . Now there's your marcury , your nitre , your opium , your rat's- bane , and your antimony , all of them de- stroying angels and evil sperits . Then your tools of death and destruction : the lancit , the knife , and the fossip ...
... trees . Now there's your marcury , your nitre , your opium , your rat's- bane , and your antimony , all of them de- stroying angels and evil sperits . Then your tools of death and destruction : the lancit , the knife , and the fossip ...
Pagina 11
... trees of the forest in the open air . It was large , of an octagonal form , with a roof running up in the shape of a cone , and from the peak of which a stream of smoke was now ascend- ing . It was enclosed on all sides except the ...
... trees of the forest in the open air . It was large , of an octagonal form , with a roof running up in the shape of a cone , and from the peak of which a stream of smoke was now ascend- ing . It was enclosed on all sides except the ...
Pagina 16
... trees , and other perilous achievements , he was un- surpassed.rt He was likewise , for his years , a proficient in throwing the tomahawk , and in the use of the bow and arrow . These exercises he practised somewhat to the as ...
... trees , and other perilous achievements , he was un- surpassed.rt He was likewise , for his years , a proficient in throwing the tomahawk , and in the use of the bow and arrow . These exercises he practised somewhat to the as ...
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