 | John Charles Frémont - 1843 - 244 頁
...stock was rapidly diminishing in a camp which was capable of consuming two buffalo in every twenty-four hours. These animals had entirely disappeared, and...infested by Blackfeet, and immediately opposite was one of their forts, on the edge of a little thicket, two or three hundred feet from our encampment.... | |
 | John Charles Frémont - 1840 - 290 頁
...was rapidly diminishing in a camp which was capable of consuming two buffaloes in every twenty-four hours. These animals had entirely disappeared ; and...infested by Blackfeet ; and immediately opposite was one of their forts, on the edge of a little thicket, two or three hundred feet from our encampment.... | |
 | John Charles Frémont - 1845 - 814 頁
...was rapidly diminishing in a camp which was capable of consuming two buffaloes in every twenty-four hours. These animals had entirely disappeared ; and...infested by Blackfeet ; and immediately opposite was one of their forts, on the edge of a little thicket, two or three hundred feet from our encampment.... | |
 | John Charles Frémont - 1845 - 766 頁
...in a camp which was capable of consuming two buffaloes in every twenty-four hours. These animals bad entirely disappeared; and it was not probable that...infested by Blackfeet ; and immediately opposite was one of their forts, on the edge of a little thicket, two or three hundred feet from our encampment.... | |
 | John Charles Frémont - 1845 - 678 頁
...was rapidly diminishing in a camp which was capable of consuming two buffaloes in every twenty-four hours. These animals had entirely disappeared ; and...the greatest vigilance and circumspection necessary. Th« pass at the north end of the mountain was generally infested by Blackfeet; and immediately opposite... | |
 | John Charles Frémont - 1845 - 820 頁
...which was capable of consuming two buffaloes in every twenty-four hours. These animals had enlirely disappeared; and it was not probable that we should...for the ascent were rapidly completed. We were in i hostile country, which rendered the greatest vigilance and circumspection necessary. The pass at... | |
 | John Charles Frémont - 1846 - 200 頁
...diminishing in a camp which was capable of consuming two buffaloes in every twenty-four hours. Those animals had entirely disappeared ; and it was not...infested by Blackfeet ; and immediately opposite was one of their forts, on the edge of a little thicket, two or three hundred feet from our encampment.... | |
 | John Charles Frémont - 1846 - 326 頁
...was rapidly diminishing in a camp which was capable of consuming two buffaloes in every twenty-four hours. These animals had entirely disappeared ; and...necessary. The pass at the north end of the mountain was greatly infested by Blackfeet, and immediately opposite was one of their forts, on the edge of a little... | |
 | 1847 - 356 頁
...From " The Sydney Morning Herald," Sept. 28, 1845. FIRST ASCENT OF THE " SNOW PEAK," KOCKY MOUNTAINS. OUR arrangements for the ascent were rapidly completed....infested by Blackfeet; and immediately opposite was one of their forts, on the edge of a little thicket, two hundred or three hundred feet from our encampment.... | |
 | John Charles Frémont - 1847 - 446 頁
...was rapidly diminishing in a camp which was capable of consuming two buffaloes in every twenty-four hours. These animals had entirely disappeared ; and...with them again until we returned to the Sweet Water. the lake, and a few hundred feet long, with a narrow prairillon on the inner side, bordered by the... | |
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... not dried this with Indian skill, part of it was spoiled,' and what remained of good was as hard as wood, having much the taste and appearance of so many pieces of bark. Even of this, our stock was rapidly diminishing in a camp which was capable of... 
