Alaska and Its ResourcesLee and Shepard, 1870 - 627 psl. |
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... four o'clock in the afternoon she came out and anchored under the lee of Egg Island near us , and we soon saw a boat put off from her . Every glass was pointed at her , and every eye was strained for a glimpse of some familiar face ...
... four o'clock in the afternoon she came out and anchored under the lee of Egg Island near us , and we soon saw a boat put off from her . Every glass was pointed at her , and every eye was strained for a glimpse of some familiar face ...
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... four hours . It is admirably suited to the climate and country , and its only objectionable point is the amount of room it occupies . A good deal of cooking , baking , & c . , can be accomplished in a large one , and the remainder is ...
... four hours . It is admirably suited to the climate and country , and its only objectionable point is the amount of room it occupies . A good deal of cooking , baking , & c . , can be accomplished in a large one , and the remainder is ...
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... four feet thick , of clay and vegetable matter resembling peat . This forms a nearly even meadow , with numerous pools of water , which gradually ascends for a mile or more to a low hill of volcanic ori- gin , known as the Shamán ...
... four feet thick , of clay and vegetable matter resembling peat . This forms a nearly even meadow , with numerous pools of water , which gradually ascends for a mile or more to a low hill of volcanic ori- gin , known as the Shamán ...
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... four feet above the ground . The floor is divided by two logs into three areas of nearly equal size , the entrance being at the end of the middle one . This portion of the floor is always the native earth , usually hardened by constant ...
... four feet above the ground . The floor is divided by two logs into three areas of nearly equal size , the entrance being at the end of the middle one . This portion of the floor is always the native earth , usually hardened by constant ...
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... Four or five of the young men began to dance , posturing in different attitudes , moving their arms and legs , stamping on the floor , all in perfect accord with one another , and keeping accurate time with the drum . We were too tired ...
... Four or five of the young men began to dance , posturing in different attitudes , moving their arms and legs , stamping on the floor , all in perfect accord with one another , and keeping accurate time with the drum . We were too tired ...
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