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... dark when we went down to embark the mules . My bungo was at the extreme end of the canal , and the tide had risen so that she was afloat . We began with the gray , by casting a noose around her legs , drawing them together , and ...
... dark when we went down to embark the mules . My bungo was at the extreme end of the canal , and the tide had risen so that she was afloat . We began with the gray , by casting a noose around her legs , drawing them together , and ...
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... dark slipped down under the awning with the mules . I was surprised and a little indignant that he had not asked leave , and it occurred to me that he was a partisan who might compromise me ; but to return might lead to new difficulty ...
... dark slipped down under the awning with the mules . I was surprised and a little indignant that he had not asked leave , and it occurred to me that he was a partisan who might compromise me ; but to return might lead to new difficulty ...
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... darkness let loose . The pilot sat quietly at the helm , without speaking , and dark as it was , at times I saw a smile steal over his face at wild sallies of the boatmen . Again they began rowing furiously as before , and sud- denly ...
... darkness let loose . The pilot sat quietly at the helm , without speaking , and dark as it was , at times I saw a smile steal over his face at wild sallies of the boatmen . Again they began rowing furiously as before , and sud- denly ...
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... dark mountain range , with another ridge running below it , and then an extensive plain covered with lava to the sea . The wind headed us , and in order to weath- er the point of headland from which we could lay our course , the boatmen ...
... dark mountain range , with another ridge running below it , and then an extensive plain covered with lava to the sea . The wind headed us , and in order to weath- er the point of headland from which we could lay our course , the boatmen ...
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... dark that , as Mr. S. says , he held up his hand before his eyes , and could not see it . Nobody moved with- out a ... darkness continued till eleven o'clock the next day when the sun was partially visible , but dim and hazy , and ...
... dark that , as Mr. S. says , he held up his hand before his eyes , and could not see it . Nobody moved with- out a ... darkness continued till eleven o'clock the next day when the sun was partially visible , but dim and hazy , and ...
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Incidents of Travel in Central America, Chiapas, and Yucatan, Volym 2 John L. Stephens Obegränsad förhandsgranskning - 1841 |
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