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... banks . These banks were often high and perpendicular , affording the savages frequent stations , from whence , safe themselves , and almost unseen , they might shower down their mis- siles upon the boats below , and retreat at will ...
... banks . These banks were often high and perpendicular , affording the savages frequent stations , from whence , safe themselves , and almost unseen , they might shower down their mis- siles upon the boats below , and retreat at will ...
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... banks , therefore , been such as to permit a continuance of their journey , it would have been madness to attempt to pass the tumultuous current either on rafts or otherwise . Still bent , however , on pushing forward , they attempted ...
... banks , therefore , been such as to permit a continuance of their journey , it would have been madness to attempt to pass the tumultuous current either on rafts or otherwise . Still bent , however , on pushing forward , they attempted ...
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... banks of this stream they saw a herd of nine- teen antelopes ; a sight so unusual in that part of the country , that at first they doubted the evidence of their senses . They tried by every means to get within shot of them , but they ...
... banks of this stream they saw a herd of nine- teen antelopes ; a sight so unusual in that part of the country , that at first they doubted the evidence of their senses . They tried by every means to get within shot of them , but they ...
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