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... reached the Kansas River ; a fine stream about three hundred yards wide , entering the Missouri from the south . Though fordable in almost every part at the end of summer and during the autumn , yet it was necessary to construct a raft ...
... reached the Kansas River ; a fine stream about three hundred yards wide , entering the Missouri from the south . Though fordable in almost every part at the end of summer and during the autumn , yet it was necessary to construct a raft ...
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... reached , on the evening of the 17th , a small but beauti- ful grove , from which issued the confused notes of sing- ing birds , the first they had heard since crossing the boundary of Missouri . After so many days of weary trav- elling ...
... reached , on the evening of the 17th , a small but beauti- ful grove , from which issued the confused notes of sing- ing birds , the first they had heard since crossing the boundary of Missouri . After so many days of weary trav- elling ...
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... reached some rising ground , where they would take their seats , and keep a sharp and hungry watch upon every movement . The moment the travellers were fairly on the march , and the camp was abandoned , these starveling hangers - on ...
... reached some rising ground , where they would take their seats , and keep a sharp and hungry watch upon every movement . The moment the travellers were fairly on the march , and the camp was abandoned , these starveling hangers - on ...
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... reached the waters which flow into the Pacific ; for it is only on the western streams of the Rocky Mountains that trout are to be taken . The stream on which they had thus encamped , proved , in effect , to be tributary to the Seeds ...
... reached the waters which flow into the Pacific ; for it is only on the western streams of the Rocky Mountains that trout are to be taken . The stream on which they had thus encamped , proved , in effect , to be tributary to the Seeds ...
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... reached the banks of the Seeds - ke - dee , or Colorado of the West ; in the meantime , the sufferings of both men and horses had been excessive , and it was with almost frantic eagerness that they hurried to allay their burning thirst ...
... reached the banks of the Seeds - ke - dee , or Colorado of the West ; in the meantime , the sufferings of both men and horses had been excessive , and it was with almost frantic eagerness that they hurried to allay their burning thirst ...
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Página 392 - With a convulsion — then arose again, And with his teeth and quivering hands did tear What he had written, but he shed no tears. And he did calm himself, and fix his brow Into a kind of quiet : as he paused, The Lady of his love re-entered there ; She was serene and smiling then, and yet She knew she was by him beloved, — she knew, For quickly comes such knowledge...
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