Dick Boldhero : or, A tale of adventures in South America (1845)
Goodrich, Samuel G. (Samuel Griswold), 1793-1860 · Philadelphia : Sorin and Ball · leaf 129
les of ray guide,which beguiled the weariness of our journeyover the pampas. He related several nar-ratives respecting the jaguar, which is akind of tiger, infesting the thickets whichborder upon the road. One day, as wewere passing through an immense forest ofthistles, ten feet in height, and… … Day after day, we continued our monot-onous course. Although it was winter, theweather by no means answered to the com-mon idea of that season. We had occa-sional rain, but it was seldom colder thanduring our April or May. Few incidentsoccurred to break the uniformity of ourjourney. One day…
Children's stories, American
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