 | 1831 - 1008 頁
...darkness overshaded the prairie, I felt some desire to reach at least a copse, in which I might lie down to rest. The night-hawks were skimming over and around...did so, and almost at the same instant a fire-light attracted my eye. I moved towards it, full of confidence that it proceeded from the camp of some wan.... | |
 | 1831 - 484 頁
...oversJia«J«?d the Ïrairie, I felt some desire to reach at least a copse, in which might lie down to rest. The night-hawks were skimming over and around...same instant a firelight attracting my eye, I moved towards it, full of confidence that it proceeded from the «mi p of some wandering I ndians. I was... | |
 | 1831 - 1040 頁
...darkness overshaded the prairie, I felt some desire to reach at least a copse, in which I might lie down to rest. The night-hawks were skimming over and around...did so, and almost at the same instant a fire-light attracted my eye. I moved towards it, full of confidence that it proceeded from the camp of some wan.... | |
 | 1831 - 488 頁
...desire to reach at least a copse, in which [ might lie down to rest. The night-hawks were •kimming over and around me, attracted by the buzzing wings...same instant a fire-light attracting my eye, I moved towards it, fall of cnntidejict :hat it pn>ceeded from the camp of some wandering Indians. [ was mistaken:... | |
 | 1831 - 472 頁
...darkness overshaded the prairie, I felt some desire to reach at least a copse, jn which I might lie down to rest. The night-hawks were skimming over and around...woodland. " I did so, and almost at the same instant a tire-light attracting my eye, I moved towards it, full of confidence that it proceeded from the camp... | |
 | 1831 - 486 頁
...darkness overchaded the prairie, I felt some desire to reach at least a copse, in which I might lie down to rest. The night-hawks were skimming over and around...the distant howling of wolves gave me some hope that 1 should soon arrive at the skirts of some woodland. " I did so, and almost at the same instant a fire-light... | |
 | 1832 - 618 頁
...darkness overshaded the prairie, I felt some desire to reach at least a copse, in which I might lie down to rest. The nighthawks were skimming over and around...same instant a fire-light attracting my eye, I moved towards it, full of confidence that it proceeded from the camp of some wandering Indians. I was mistaken... | |
 | John James Audubon - 1832 - 564 頁
...darkness overshaded the prairie, I felt some desire to reach at least a copse, in which I might lie down to rest. The Night-hawks were skimming over and around...same instant a fire-light attracting my eye, I moved towards it, full of confidence that it proceeded from the camp of some wandering Indians. I was mistaken:—I... | |
 | 1836 - 496 頁
...darkness overshaded the prairie, I felt some desire to reach at least a copse, in which I might lie down to rest. The nighthawks were skimming over and around...same instant a firelight attracting my eye, I moved towards it, full of confidence, that it proceeded from the camp of seine wandering Indians. I was mistaken... | |
 | 1837 - 490 頁
...darkness overshaded the prairie, I felt some desire to reach at least a copse, in which I might lie down to rest. The nighthawks were skimming over and around...same instant a firelight attracting my eye, I moved towards it, full of confidence, that it proceeded from the camp of some wandering Indians. I was mistaken... | |
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Indian trace, and as darkness overshadowed the prairie, I felt some desire to reach at least a copse, in which I might lie down to rest. The Night-hawks were skimming over and around me, attracted by the buzzing wings of the beetles which form their food,... 
