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He came and sat on her bed as he used to do years ago when she was afraid of the ghost in the passage. "I shan't be away for ever, Minky. Only five years." "Yes, but you'll be twenty-six then, and I shall be nineteen. We shan't be ourselves." "I shall be my self. Five years isn't really long." "You you'll like it, Mark. There'll be jungles with bisons and tigers." "Yes. Jungles." "And polo."
In summer, they wear little or no clothing; and possessing numerous horses, hunt the buffaloes, or rather bisons, on horseback, armed with spears and bows and arrows. They are fiercer and more warlike than their northern neighbours, and have long set the whites at defiance. The buffalo supplies them with their chief support.
Since this fragmentary bovine rib was of a form apparently characteristic of bisons and not seen in the domestic cattle of the United States, Dr.
This statement includes a great deal, for it means that his wonderful rifle brought down thousands of deer, antelope, elk and bisons; that he tramped over hundreds of leagues of wilderness; that his splendid health never failed him, and that his knowledge of the woods and its inhabitants was as full and complete as it could be. Furthermore, it is stated by Dr.
"Ha, lad," remarked Bounce with one of his quiet smiles for he was a pre-eminently quiet man "but for them there prairie-hens we'd ha' slept this chance away." The buffaloes, or, more correctly speaking, the bisons which young Marston's sharp eye had discovered, were still so far-distant that they appeared like crows or little black specks against the sky.
Seated Lincoln, by Augustus St. Gaudens. South of Lagoon Kirkpatrick Monument, by Gail Sherman Corbett, Indian pointing out spring to Jesuit priest. American Bisons, by A. P. Proctor. Peace, by Sherry E. Fry. Diana, by Haig Patigian. Fountain: Wind and Spray, by Anna Coleman Ladd. The Scout, by Cyrus E. Dallin. Sea Lions, by Frederick G. R. Roth. Court of Palms
I'm so tired I could sleep in an excursion special that was switching at Pittsburgh. Jock, me child, we're in luck. That's twice in the same place. The first time was when we were inspired to eat our supper on the diner instead of waiting until we reached here to take the leftovers from the Bisons' grazing.
In the meanwhile he conducted de Lorche into the large hall of the mansion which was ornamented with the horns of bisons, elks and deer, and was lighted by the large logs burning in the fireplace. In the middle of the hall stood a table covered with kilimek and dishes for breakfast; there were only a few courtiers present, with whom Zbyszko was talking.
Witness swallows, fieldfares, and even woodcocks. Witness also the clouds of small Eels ascending the rivers in May and June; and if we are to believe the accounts of travellers, the enormous flocks of antelopes in Africa, and of bisons in America, are proofs of the same general law.
There was a tragedy there worth sketching. Herd after herd of bisons had gone along that ledge road in clumsy safety, but right there now, at the curve of the projecting rock, stood one who could go no farther.
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