The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1815 |
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... passed them , we should almost despair of ever escaping from them without the assistance of the Indians . The marks on the trees , which had been our chief dependence , are much fewer and more difficult to be distinguished than we had ...
... passed them , we should almost despair of ever escaping from them without the assistance of the Indians . The marks on the trees , which had been our chief dependence , are much fewer and more difficult to be distinguished than we had ...
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... passed it , and having now come by estimate sixty - three miles , halted for an hour and a half to refresh our ... passing down the south - west side of it , and thus avoid the country at the junction of the two rivers , through which ...
... passed it , and having now come by estimate sixty - three miles , halted for an hour and a half to refresh our ... passing down the south - west side of it , and thus avoid the country at the junction of the two rivers , through which ...
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... passed nearly two years in a cool , open country , and were now descending into wooded plains , eight or ten degrees farther to the south , but differing in point of heat much more than the case usually is in a correspondent distance in ...
... passed nearly two years in a cool , open country , and were now descending into wooded plains , eight or ten degrees farther to the south , but differing in point of heat much more than the case usually is in a correspondent distance in ...
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