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... weeks . At the end of that time the frozen flesh began to slough away from his feet , and the new skin appeared , healthy and well . The fourth week he was quite restored , and ready to return to the cabin had the weather permitted ...
... weeks . At the end of that time the frozen flesh began to slough away from his feet , and the new skin appeared , healthy and well . The fourth week he was quite restored , and ready to return to the cabin had the weather permitted ...
Page 174
... week in March , without warning , without commotion , the French and Indian villages on both sides of the river began to lose their population . Henry saw them going off , a family at a time , with dog trains or with sleds and horses ...
... week in March , without warning , without commotion , the French and Indian villages on both sides of the river began to lose their population . Henry saw them going off , a family at a time , with dog trains or with sleds and horses ...
Page 270
... Weeks had imported his men , implements , rations , and other necessary equipment in the schooner Eliza Ward , seventy tons burthen , arriving at the rapids on May II . It was a fine day for the inauguration of such an undertaking . The ...
... Weeks had imported his men , implements , rations , and other necessary equipment in the schooner Eliza Ward , seventy tons burthen , arriving at the rapids on May II . It was a fine day for the inauguration of such an undertaking . The ...
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