| 1836 - 294 páginas
...fellows. Our horses were fed as much as they would eat, and two of them were foundered the next morning. We were detained a few days, and during that time...in the neighbourhood, and saw the negro advertised, with a description of the two men of whom he had been purchased, and with mention of them as suspicious... | |
| William Edward Dunn - 1836 - 316 páginas
...of them were foundered the next morning. Wo were detained a few days, and during that time our 6« friend went to a little village in the neighbourhood, and saw the negro advertised, with a description of the two men of whom he had been purchased, and with mention of them as suspicious... | |
| 1836 - 316 páginas
...two of them were foundered the next morning. We were detained a few days, and during that time our 6* friend went to a little village in the neighbourhood, and saw the negro advertised, with a description of the two men of whom he had been purchased, and with mention of them as suspicious... | |
| 1888 - 1032 páginas
...horses were fed what they would eat, and two of them were foundered the next morning. We were delayed a few days, and during that time our friend went to a little village in the neighborhood, and saw the negro advertised , and a description of the two men of whom he had been purchased,... | |
| Emerson W. Gould - 1889 - 792 páginas
...lit from our. horses and fingered his pockets. Wa got $1,262.00. he went out of sight. We then threw in his saddle, and took his horse with us, which was...that time our friend went to a little village in the neighborhood and saw the negro advertised (a negro in our possession) and a description of the two... | |
| Mark Twain - 1901 - 506 páginas
...feet, and conveyed him to a deep crevice in the brow of the precipice, and tumbled him into it, and he went out of sight; we then tumbled in his saddle,...that time our friend went to a little village in the neighborhood and saw the negro advertised (a negro in our possession), and a description of the two... | |
| Mark Twain - 1903 - 500 páginas
...feet, and conveyed him to a deep crevice in the brow of the precipice, and tumbled him into it, and he went out of sight; we then tumbled in his saddle,...few days, and during that time our friend went to * little village in the neighborhood and saw the negro advertised (a negro in our possession), and... | |
| Emerson Hough - 1907 - 1208 páginas
...fellows. Our horses were fed as much as they would eat, and two of them were foundered the next morning. We were detained a few days, and during that time our friend went to a little village in the neighborhood, and saw the negro advertised, with a description of the two men of whom he had been purchased,... | |
| John Rogers Commons, Ulrich Bonnell Phillips, John Bertram Andrews - 1910 - 394 páginas
...fellows. Our horses were fed as much as they would eat, and two of them were foundered the next morning. We were detained a few days and during that time our friend went to a little village in the neighborhood, and saw the negro advertised, with a description of the two men of whom he had been purchased,... | |
| Ulrich Bonnell Phillips - 1909 - 396 páginas
...fellows. Our horses were fed as much as they would eat, and two of them were foundered the next morning. We were detained a few days and during that time our friend went to a little village in the neighborhood, and saw the negro advertised, with a description of the two men of whom he had been purchased,... | |
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