 | 1835 - 562 strani
...in the corner of a stage meant to accommodate nine persons. My situation was just then not amongst the most cheerful. I could see nothing ; every where...and the song of the bull-frog, for my entertainment. ' But the worst of my solitary situation was to cftme. All that had been intimated about bad roads... | |
 | Andrew Reed - 1835 - 542 strani
...in the corner of a stage meant to accommodate nine persons. My situation was just then not amongst the most cheerful. I could see nothing; every where...and the song of the bull-frog, for my entertainment. But the worst of my solitary situation was to come. All that had been intimated about bad roads now... | |
 | Robert Walsh - 1835 - 552 strani
...nine persons. My situation was just then not among the most cheerful. I could see nothing ; everywhere I could feel the wind drawn in upon me ; and as for...and the song of the bull-frog, for my entertainment. terrible plunge on one side, than there came another in the opposite direction, and confounded all... | |
 | 1835 - 962 strani
...in the corner of a stage meant to accommodate nine persons. My situation was just then not amongst the most cheerful. I could see nothing; every where...feel the wind drawn in upon me; and as for sounds, 1 had the calls of the driver, the screeching of the wheels, and the song of the bull-frog, for my... | |
 | 1826 - 440 strani
...nine persons. My situation was just then not among the most cheerful. I could see nothing; everywhere I could feel the wind drawn in upon me; and as for...the screeching of the wheels, and the song of the bull frog for my entertainment. But the worst of my solitary situation was to come. All that had been... | |
 | 1891 - 800 strani
...lack of other means of protection the poor wayfarer curled himself up on one of the seats, where he had " the calls of the driver, the screeching of the wheels, and the song of the bullfrog" for entertainment . The roads were intolerable, the horses seldom going faster than a walk, and the wheels... | |
 | Henry Howe - 1891 - 684 strani
...see nothing ; everywhere I could feel the wind draw in upon me ; and as for sounds, I had the call of the driver, the screeching of the wheels and the song- of the bull-frog for my entertainment. But the worst of mv solitary situation was to come. All that had been intimated about bad roads now... | |
 | Henry Howe - 1891 - 692 strani
...see nothing ; everywhere I could feel the wind draw in upon me ; and as for sounds, I had the call of the driver, the screeching of the wheels and the song of the bull-frog for my entertainment. But the worst of my solitary situation was to come. All that had been intimated about bad roads now... | |
 | Henry Howe - 1891 - 690 strani
...see nothing ; everywhere I could feel the wind draw in upon me ; and as for sounds, I had the call of the driver, the screeching of the wheels and the song of the bull-frog for my entertainment. But the worst of my solitary situation was to come. All that had been intimated about bad roads now... | |
 | Henry Howe - 1891 - 686 strani
...see nothing ; everywhere I could feel the wind draw in upon me ; and as for sounds, I had the call or the driver, the screeching of the wheels and the song of the bull-frog for my entertainment. But the worst of my solitary situation was to come. All that had been intimated about bad roads now... | |
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I could feel the wind drawn in upon me; and as for sounds, I had the calls of the driver, the screeching of the wheels, and the song of the bull-frog, for my entertainment. But the worst of my solitary situation was to come. All that had been intimated... 
