| United States. Congress. House - United States - 898 pages
...gallop, riding steadily abreast of each other, and here the interest of the chase became so engrossing!/ intense, that we were sensible to nothing else. We...every now and then some of them faced about, and then dashed on after the band a short distance, and turned and looked again, as if more than half inclined... | |
| Christian life - 1844 - 606 pages
...hunters, his companions. " We started together at a hand-gallop, riding steadily abreast. We closed upon them rapidly, and the front of the mass was already in motion for the hills, and in a few seconds the movement was communicated to the whole herd. A crowd... | |
| John Charles Frémont - Botany - 1843 - 244 pages
...gallop, riding steadily abreast of each other, and here the interest of the chase became so engrossingly intense, that we were sensible to nothing else. We...every now and then some of them faced about, and then dashed on after the band a short distance, and turned and looked again, as if more than half inclined... | |
| John Charles Frémont - History - 1845 - 820 pages
...gallop, riding steadily abreast of each other, and here the interest of the chase became so engrossingly intense, that we were sensible to nothing else. We...every now and then some of them faced about, and then dashed on after the band a short distance, and turned and looked again, as if more than half inclined... | |
| John Charles Frémont - History - 1845 - 814 pages
...gallop, riding steadily abreast of each other, end here the interest of the chase became so engrossingly intense, that we were sensible to nothing else. We...the rea"r, and every now and then some of them faced about^and then dashed on after the band a short distance, and turned and looked again, as if more than... | |
| 1845 - 356 pages
...nothing else. We were now closing upon the buffaloes rapidly, and the front of the mass was already in motion for the hills, and in a few seconds the movement...every now and then some of them faced about, and then dashed on after the band a short distance, and turned and looked again, as if more than half inclined... | |
| 1846 - 722 pages
...gallop, riding steadily abreast of each other, and here the interest of the chase became so engrossingly intense, that we were sensible to nothing else. We...a few seconds the movement had communicated itself lo the whole herd. " A crowd of bulls, as usual, brought up the rear, and every now and then some of... | |
| Voyages and travels - 1847 - 382 pages
...gallop, riding steadily abreast of each other, and here the interest of the chase became so engrossingly intense, that we were sensible to nothing else. We...every now and then some of them faced about, and then dashed on after the band a short distance, and turned and looked again, as if more than half inclined... | |
| John Charles Frémont - California - 1849 - 478 pages
...gallop, riding steadily abreast of each other ; and here the interest of the chase became so engrossingly intense, that we were sensible to nothing else. We...every now and then some of them faced about, and then dashed on after the band a short distance, and turned and looked again, as if more than half inclined... | |
| John Charles Frémont - Discoveries in geography - 1850 - 472 pages
...gallop, riding steadily abreast of each other ; and here the interest of the chase became so engrossingly intense, that we were sensible to nothing, else. We...every now and then some of them faced about, and then dashed on after the band a short distance, and turned and looked again, as if more than half inclined... | |
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