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... miles ; and all the next day they had to remain encamped , not being able to see half a mile ahead , on account of a snow- storm . Having nothing else to eat , they were compelled to kill another of their horses . The next day they ...
... miles ; and all the next day they had to remain encamped , not being able to see half a mile ahead , on account of a snow- storm . Having nothing else to eat , they were compelled to kill another of their horses . The next day they ...
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... miles to the southward , where they trapped beaver on a river which , according to their account , discharged itself into the ocean to the south of the Columbia , but which we appre- hend to be Bear River , a stream emptying it- self ...
... miles to the southward , where they trapped beaver on a river which , according to their account , discharged itself into the ocean to the south of the Columbia , but which we appre- hend to be Bear River , a stream emptying it- self ...
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... miles . From the casual hints given in the travelling memoranda of Mr. Stuart , this mountain would seem to offer a rich field of speculation for the geologist . Here was a plain three miles in diameter , strewed with pumice stones and ...
... miles . From the casual hints given in the travelling memoranda of Mr. Stuart , this mountain would seem to offer a rich field of speculation for the geologist . Here was a plain three miles in diameter , strewed with pumice stones and ...
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