Potter's American Monthly, Volumes 8-9J.E. Potter & Company, 1877 |
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... knew the whole sad truth— others could suspect and surmise , while he knew the terrible peril of these dark months , weeks and days ; yet while many , good and true as he , were affrighted by their suspicions and surmises , he went ...
... knew the whole sad truth— others could suspect and surmise , while he knew the terrible peril of these dark months , weeks and days ; yet while many , good and true as he , were affrighted by their suspicions and surmises , he went ...
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... knew they could not be strong . After beating them there , he proposed to make a rapid movement to New Brunswick , " where were their baggage and ma- mand . The three repulses satisfied him for the day , and he determined to defer his ...
... knew they could not be strong . After beating them there , he proposed to make a rapid movement to New Brunswick , " where were their baggage and ma- mand . The three repulses satisfied him for the day , and he determined to defer his ...
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... knew no power to invoke in his behalf save Heyoka , the false object of Dakota worship . Poor fellow ! Oh , how my heart ached over him ! I would willingly have given my rash right hand to have saved him . But he never spoke . The ...
... knew no power to invoke in his behalf save Heyoka , the false object of Dakota worship . Poor fellow ! Oh , how my heart ached over him ! I would willingly have given my rash right hand to have saved him . But he never spoke . The ...
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... knew it was a coffin which the loving widow had formed with her own hands around the body of her lord . I need not now ask why she had not returned to her tribe , and taken shelter in the wigwam of her father . The fond duty of ...
... knew it was a coffin which the loving widow had formed with her own hands around the body of her lord . I need not now ask why she had not returned to her tribe , and taken shelter in the wigwam of her father . The fond duty of ...
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... knew why , since he had shown his papers to be regular and his bearing was dignified . Elder Swart , how- ever , had as yet no suspicion . Too simple - minded , he believed all men to be as they seemed , yet he could not help being ...
... knew why , since he had shown his papers to be regular and his bearing was dignified . Elder Swart , how- ever , had as yet no suspicion . Too simple - minded , he believed all men to be as they seemed , yet he could not help being ...
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