... he thought it his only substitute for drink. When night came he dismounted, confined his horse, and slept on the Prairie. When morning returned, he remounted and pursued his way. According to my recollection, he had no gun with him ; and this, I believe,... German American Annals - Page 331911Full view - About this book
| Texas - 1836 - 286 pages
...would seem, could hardly be travelling together after meeting in this accidental manner, and yet be all lost like himself: some one of them, at least,...and the hope of finding water was highly gratifying. 14* He had not gone much farther, however, when he perceived something on the Prairie he thought he... | |
| Comparative literature - 1911 - 258 pages
...a compass, and directed his course wherever his judgment dictated, riding on Scalsfield Sources 33 merely because his only hope was in leaving the place...arrive at some habitation, or at least some stream. 34 Sealsfield Sources His thirst, notwithstanding the tobacco he used, was very distressing, and the... | |
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