Works, Volumen2G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1895 |
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... savage landscape . They remained for a long time contemplating , with perplexed and anxious eye , this wild con- gregation of mountain barriers , and seeking to discover some practicable passage . The ap- proach of evening obliged them ...
... savage landscape . They remained for a long time contemplating , with perplexed and anxious eye , this wild con- gregation of mountain barriers , and seeking to discover some practicable passage . The ap- proach of evening obliged them ...
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... savage , fancifully decorated , and mounted on a high - mettled steed , with gaudy trappings and equipments . It was evident that he was a warrior of some conse- quence among his tribe . His whole deport- ment had something in it of ...
... savage , fancifully decorated , and mounted on a high - mettled steed , with gaudy trappings and equipments . It was evident that he was a warrior of some conse- quence among his tribe . His whole deport- ment had something in it of ...
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... The Indian satis- factorily proved that the horse had been stolen from him some time previous , by some un- known thief . " However , " said the consider- ate savage , " you got him in fair trade The Captain a Medicine Man 37.
... The Indian satis- factorily proved that the horse had been stolen from him some time previous , by some un- known thief . " However , " said the consider- ate savage , " you got him in fair trade The Captain a Medicine Man 37.
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Washington Irving. ate savage , " you got him in fair trade - you are more in want of horses than I am : keep him ; he is yours - he is a good horse ; use him well . " Thus , in the continual experience of acts of kindness and generosity ...
Washington Irving. ate savage , " you got him in fair trade - you are more in want of horses than I am : keep him ; he is yours - he is a good horse ; use him well . " Thus , in the continual experience of acts of kindness and generosity ...
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Washington Irving. peril . Nothing , however , could daunt this madcap savage . He stuck to the colt like a plaster , up ridges , down gullies ; whooping and yelling with the wildest glee . Never did beggar on horseback display more ...
Washington Irving. peril . Nothing , however , could daunt this madcap savage . He stuck to the colt like a plaster , up ridges , down gullies ; whooping and yelling with the wildest glee . Never did beggar on horseback display more ...
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