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quadgram	frequency
the mouth of the	80
the gulf of mexico	54
at the mouth of	49
of the united states	43
of the ohio river	41
at the same time	38
the head of the	35
the middle of the	32
the edge of the	32
the side of the	22
the surface of the	21
the ohio and mississippi	21
at the foot of	21
the top of the	20
at the base of	19
the banks of the	19
the end of the	19
of the ohio valley	18
for the first time	18
in the middle of	18
bank of the river	17
he knew that the	17
at the head of	17
the face of the	17
and he knew that	16
did not seem to	16
of the ohio and	16
in the midst of	16
a quarter of a	16
the waters of the	16
at the end of	16
the close of the	16
side of the river	16
but he did not	15
the center of the	15
colfax and major braithwaite	14
a mile or two	14
that it would be	14
on the part of	14
by the side of	14
adam colfax and major	14
the bottom of the	14
in the united states	14
quarter of a mile	14
to the gulf of	13
for the most part	13
the pioneer boys of	13
a portion of the	13
was one of the	13
the history of the	13
north of the ohio	13
it would be a	13
pioneer boys of the	13
one of the most	13
said the shiftless one	13
as well as the	13
bank of the ohio	13
mouth of the ohio	13
on the banks of	13
what do you think	12
the eyes of the	12
the ohio and its	12
the base of the	12
one hundred and twenty	12
for a long time	12
on the other side	12
the bank of the	12
ohio and mississippi rivers	11
and now and then	11
in the center of	11
by the united states	11
the falls of the	11
surface of the river	11
of one hundred and	11
down the ohio and	11
it seemed to him	11
of the ohio was	11
the lower end of	11
to the mouth of	11
but it was not	11
falls of the ohio	11
on the morning of	11
of the gulf of	11
into the gulf of	11
the foot of the	11
he was able to	10
he knew that he	10
side of the ohio	10
the deck of the	10
out of the water	10
south of the ohio	10
middle of the river	10
in the course of	10
that it was the	10
on the left bank	10
mouth of the great	10
the morning of the	10
on the kentucky side	10
at the edge of	10
on account of the	10
voyage of the paper	10
the current of the	10
french and indian war	10
and at the same	10
of the paper canoe	10
all the way from	10
the mouths of the	9
historic highways of america	9
journey down the ohio	9
from new orleans to	9
other side of the	9
from the mouth of	9
in the ohio valley	9
the attention of the	9
the rest of the	9
in front of the	9
on the ohio river	9
to the united states	9
the course of the	9
that he could not	9
the other side of	9
was not to be	9
the crest of the	9
the story of the	9
but he could not	9
the coming of the	9
in the name of	9
the forest and the	9
at an early hour	8
on the right bank	8
to the edge of	8
shore of the ohio	8
and he did not	8
that he was not	8
in those early days	8
is one of the	8
and the shiftless one	8
on the other hand	8
the sides of the	8
on the surface of	8
it was in the	8
the women and children	8
of the mississippi river	8
left bank of the	8
in the face of	8
the people of the	8
it was necessary to	8
the navigation of the	8
for the purpose of	8
in regard to the	8
the left bank of	8
on either side of	8
in a few days	8
the hands of the	8
on the west virginia	8
of the white man	8
in the eyes of	8
the name of the	8
to the end of	8
ohio and its tributaries	8
as far as the	8
the heart of the	8
this part of the	8
middle of the afternoon	8
seemed to him that	8
in the days of	8
of the red man	8
but he knew that	8
on the kentucky shore	8
the darkness of the	8
it would have been	8
on the ohio side	8
that it was a	7
henry and his comrades	7
they were compelled to	7
west of the alleghanies	7
now that he had	7
white lightning of the	7
that he had seen	7
on both sides of	7
a boy in years	7
he believed that the	7
knew that he was	7
a minute or two	7
with the exception of	7
the fact that the	7
the french and indian	7
the southern shore of	7
middle of the stream	7
he could see the	7
but they did not	7
to the other side	7
as if he had	7
hundred and fifty miles	7
on the bank of	7
that there was no	7
mouth of the licking	7
the junction of the	7
mouth of the little	7
below the mouth of	7
of the river and	7
he was compelled to	7
do you think of	7
it would not be	7
up and down the	7
the west virginia shore	7
of the red men	7
not seem to be	7
at the top of	7
the doctor and i	7
two or three hours	7
the way in which	7
two hundred and fifty	7
one hundred and fifty	7
he was in the	7
back from the river	7
they came to a	7
at such a time	7
from time to time	7
navigation of the ohio	7
he did not know	7
a part of the	7
of the state of	7
he believed that he	7
for a distance of	7
now and then a	7
but he was not	7
he was sure that	7
of the great kanawha	7
current of the ohio	7
mouth of the muskingum	7
we arrived at the	7
the valley of the	7
head chief of the	7
the name of neptune	7
that they did not	7
southern shore of the	7
replied the shiftless one	7
on the site of	7
the descent of the	7
a few miles below	6
from the top of	6
on one of the	6
every one of them	6
that he did not	6
to him that he	6
as fast as the	6
and he could not	6
the midst of the	6
and it would be	6
when the time came	6
but a boy in	6
at the lower end	6
be found in the	6
it was evident that	6
on the gulf of	6
the united states coast	6
the foot of a	6
they came to the	6
about the middle of	6
close of the war	6
one of the best	6
he came to a	6
lightning of the wyandots	6
in the case of	6
of the civil war	6
the body of a	6
in the neighborhood of	6
the united states government	6
the forks of the	6
it was not until	6
on the lower ohio	6
in the habit of	6
among the bushes and	6
it is to be	6
to the bottom of	6
he did not hear	6
that it was not	6
the water of the	6
map of the ohio	6
the shadow of the	6
he did not wish	6
on the indian side	6
now and then the	6
the end of a	6
down to the edge	6
in the same way	6
on their way to	6
reaches of the river	6
on the ohio shore	6
of the great west	6
where he had been	6
what was going on	6
lower end of the	6
on the great lakes	6
on the th of	6
and it seemed to	6
at the hands of	6
land north of the	6
the base of a	6
the result of the	6
and out of the	6
it became necessary to	6
the way to the	6
opposite the mouth of	6
river in the world	6
junction of the two	6
to the ohio river	6
sprang to his feet	6
of the eighteenth century	6
the trail of the	6
the ohio river was	6
the border of the	6
on the south bank	6
the days of the	6
the use of the	6
about one hundred and	6
the opening of the	6
and some of the	6
they did not know	6
that he had been	6
he felt sure that	6
a moment or two	6
the heads of the	6
in the vicinity of	6
on the ohio and	6
to see that the	6
either side of the	6
both sides of the	6
of one of the	6
in the heart of	6
the approach of the	6
did not wish to	6
its junction with the	6
for a few moments	6
a journey down the	6
that he had ever	6
the channel of the	6
and he believed that	6
of a journey down	5
at the falls of	5
the man who had	5
into camp upon the	5
dying in his boat	5
relations and allied documents	5
at the mouths of	5
that it was only	5
narrative of a journey	5
the fashion of the	5
alone in the wilderness	5
and there was no	5
it was impossible to	5
did not believe that	5
the part of the	5
two or three miles	5
the white lightning of	5
the greater part of	5
sons of the wilderness	5
mouth of the mississippi	5
the entrance of the	5
the pioneer boys on	5
the south bank of	5
the territory northwest of	5
the city of new	5
the door of the	5
in search of a	5
the ohio river and	5
the united states and	5
he could not have	5
at the door of	5
on the left side	5
my voyage of the	5
a mile and a	5
that this was the	5
indian side of the	5
the proprietor of the	5
of two or three	5
the indian side of	5
at the time he	5
wind among the leaves	5
in a state of	5
descent of the mississippi	5
waters of the gulf	5
the longest river in	5
in one of the	5
the character of the	5
the shelter of the	5
he knew that it	5
early hour the next	5
of two hundred and	5
a quarter of an	5
the ascent of the	5
the front of the	5
dark and bloody ground	5
the branches of the	5
and now he was	5
jesuit relations and allied	5
so that it was	5
in front of him	5
the presence of a	5
in the darkness of	5
the light from the	5
and there was a	5
the top of a	5
mouth of the scioto	5
in the act of	5
of the setting sun	5
the trunk of a	5
one of the men	5
go on with the	5
the level of the	5
three or four miles	5
and some of them	5
the faces of the	5
louisville and portland canal	5
and he was not	5
he had no doubt	5
pioneer boys on the	5
the bed of the	5
it was only a	5
as soon as the	5
of the passengers were	5
that he was a	5
he did not move	5
during the revolutionary war	5
the neighborhood of the	5
end of the island	5
mile and a half	5
i think i can	5
the property of the	5
after the fashion of	5
in the valley of	5
and he felt that	5
not more than a	5
the early days of	5
about a half mile	5
quarter of an hour	5
he could not see	5
city of new orleans	5
and in a few	5
in the shape of	5
in the history of	5
attract the attention of	5
of the allied tribes	5
in the darkness and	5
territory northwest of the	5
of the olden time	5
but it was a	5
of the mississippi to	5
the progress of the	5
saw that it was	5
he did not think	5
and all the other	5
a hundred and fifty	5
in the early days	5
some of them were	5
the length of the	5
for half an hour	5
came out of the	5
the midst of a	5
the members of the	5
knew that he could	5
seemed to be the	5
he had not been	5
on board the pittsburg	5
the best of the	5
but it is not	5
boys on the great	5
at the junction of	5
the wind among the	5
the last of the	5
of the forest and	5
by way of the	5
it did not seem	5
was not at all	5
the perils of the	5
way in which he	5
his head a little	5
would be likely to	5
of the river ohio	5
it seemed to be	5
the centre of the	5
third of a mile	5
on the opposite shore	5
what do you say	5
to one of the	5
new orleans to the	5
on the side of	5
with which he had	5
by means of a	5
than that of the	5
to cape san blas	5
at war with the	5
not far from the	5
south bank of the	5
in advance of the	5
boys of the ohio	5
an early hour the	5
as well as in	5
hundred and twenty miles	5
for the sake of	5
in the new world	5
the time of the	5
cabin in the clearing	5
over the side of	5
banks of the mississippi	5
near the head of	5
was quite sure that	5
surface of the water	5
the inhabitants of the	5
the direction of the	5
in the way of	5
shadow in the water	5
on the lower mississippi	5
but there was no	5
longest river in the	5
out of reach of	5
of some of the	5
the people in the	5
knew it to be	5
and they did not	5
there could be no	5
the god of the	4
on the face of	4
the dark and bloody	4
it was such a	4
for the use of	4
history of the ohio	4
first glimpse of the	4
a member of the	4
to the suwanee river	4
to the mississippi river	4
in the council house	4
he could not help	4
the west virginia hills	4
the report of the	4
had it not been	4
two hundred and forty	4
at the time of	4
new home in the	4
a prisoner in the	4
rowed out of the	4
the voice of the	4
of adam colfax and	4
there is no other	4
had no doubt that	4
the eastern end of	4
of the presence of	4
it was the custom	4
in the early day	4
in times of flood	4
the louisville and portland	4
but they could not	4
to which they were	4
the river and the	4
the outskirts of the	4
the speech of timmendiquas	4
northwest of the river	4
while descending the ohio	4
information in regard to	4
he was quite sure	4
hundred and fifty yards	4
as far down as	4
of the people of	4
the long line of	4
four months in a	4
in the spring of	4
fort and the fleet	4
the fort and the	4
for a little while	4
he did not seek	4
as one of the	4
had come to the	4
would have been a	4
as long as he	4
we were ready to	4
on his way to	4
as though he could	4
now and then we	4
the doctor and the	4
of the ohio the	4
of the monongahela and	4
be up and doing	4
for all the world	4
the leader of the	4
pilgrim and her crew	4
the same time that	4
the first time that	4
the beginning of the	4
looked up at the	4
frozen up in pleasant	4
the remainder of his	4
knew that it was	4
they knew that the	4
now and then he	4
at the upper end	4
in this part of	4
he would not be	4
a great deal of	4
that we could not	4
he had seen the	4
the air with their	4
miles from new orleans	4
to pull the trigger	4
to the top of	4
the top of his	4
on the southern shore	4
a plate of lead	4
and many of the	4
arms of the king	4
in the wyandot village	4
during the winter months	4
in the soft earth	4
deck of the boat	4
at the close of	4
the end of their	4
did not notice it	4
they could not see	4
of the chief of	4
made up his mind	4
feet above the water	4
seemed to be in	4
forks of the ohio	4
he led the way	4
the states of ohio	4
on the upper ohio	4
edge of the water	4
it was impossible for	4
he did not believe	4
the rank of major	4
in and out of	4
to a hundred feet	4
months in a sneak	4
one of the greatest	4
hundred feet in length	4
came in sight of	4
the mississippi to the	4
in the story of	4
the edges of the	4
it would be the	4
on the ground and	4
on the deck of	4
did not know it	4
the light of the	4
that could not be	4
to look at the	4
until the close of	4
in the indian camp	4
a good deal of	4
the place where the	4
out of the way	4
in a few moments	4
sides of the river	4
had heard so much	4
and there is no	4
it was like the	4
square miles of territory	4
he came to the	4
the sweep of the	4
in times of high	4
in order that he	4
while it was yet	4
under a german coverlet	4
on the northern bank	4
the river to the	4
most of the passengers	4
as the result of	4
of the revolutionary war	4
meeting with the parakeets	4
the boat of the	4
that seemed to be	4
the cumberland and the	4
is said to have	4
right bank of the	4
journal of a tour	4
trail of the iroquois	4
to the right and	4
in another minute the	4
the water on to	4
must have been a	4
it was about four	4
of the ohio company	4
bottom of the river	4
and that it was	4
united states coast survey	4
that they could not	4
at cape san blas	4
adam colfax and his	4
dollar and a half	4
in the hollow of	4
the crest of a	4
by means of which	4
the point of the	4
above the mouth of	4
that the indians had	4
for a moment on	4
when they reached the	4
is to be hoped	4
to be hoped that	4
the spot where the	4
attracted the attention of	4
pittsburg to new orleans	4
they had come to	4
banks of the river	4
now and then to	4
two or three hundred	4
henry and the shiftless	4
we are in the	4
a year or two	4
the side of a	4
the wind began to	4
the state of mississippi	4
song among the leaves	4
the rise of the	4
was not more than	4
but they were not	4
knew that they were	4
and the gulf of	4
half a mile away	4
here and there a	4
between us and the	4
paid little attention to	4
and he saw that	4
deck of the independence	4
is about one hundred	4
in the direction of	4
it not been for	4
the country of the	4
as if it had	4
side of the canoe	4
the vanguard of the	4
the mouth of a	4
of the barnegat sneak	4
the city of the	4
the eye of the	4
for a half hour	4
with the help of	4
from pittsburg to cincinnati	4
mile or two below	4
major george augustus braithwaite	4
feet above the river	4
two feet of water	4
the back of the	4
far down in the	4
near the mouth of	4
a hundred yards away	4
but he would not	4
the virginia military district	4
the back of his	4
that it had been	4
and on the other	4
with one of the	4
one side of the	4
of the allegheny and	4
fifty feet above the	4
sure that they were	4
to new orleans in	4
proved to be a	4
it was one of	4
their way to the	4
with the aid of	4
down to the great	4
never to be forgotten	4
the sources of the	4
i do not think	4
the most of them	4
at the prospect of	4
the safety of the	4
the monongahela and alleghany	4
center of the glade	4
slept in our boats	4
you make good wyandot	4
and now it was	4
manitou of the red	4
of the water on	4
a night under a	4
miles down the river	4
the stern of the	4
the shores of the	4
the arms of the	4
season of the year	4
afloat on the ohio	4
to a sitting position	4
cumberland and the tennessee	4
by the time we	4
riflemen of the ohio	4
as he crouched there	4
from pittsburg to new	4
the riflemen of the	4
a description of the	4
had been in the	4
in the hands of	4
the little boat was	4
would be interesting to	4
and down the river	4
by the canal company	4
fine view of the	4
on the way to	4
to take care of	4
three hundred and fifty	4
of the wind and	4
bob and his brother	4
when the river is	4
a man who was	4
god of the white	4
there was not a	4
and it would have	4
for a quarter of	4
his flint and steel	4
not to be found	4
doctor and the boy	4
the shadow in the	4
it is probable that	4
quarters of a mile	4
the number of steamboats	4
during the progress of	4
he saw his brother	4
until they came to	4
early in the morning	4
the nature of the	4
east of the mississippi	4
up in pleasant run	4
to say the least	4
the state of louisiana	4
of one of these	4
it was a good	4
the latter part of	4
head of the ohio	4
feet above the level	4
in the battle of	4
in the waters of	4
settled down upon the	4
crest of the hill	4
of the two rivers	4
came in contact with	4
he closed his eyes	4
informed me that the	4
warrior of the wyandots	4
the indians of the	4
from shore to shore	4
led the way to	4
at a distance of	4
night under a german	4
along the shores of	4
perils of the wilderness	4
would be a great	4
with some of the	4
was the custom of	4
at the beginning of	4
the wilderness and its	4
cape san blas to	4
the way to a	4
of a mile in	4
part of the river	4
he could not be	4
he would not have	4
looked at each other	4
on the edge of	4
to be found in	4
to take advantage of	4
more than any other	4
it was quite dark	4
at the bottom of	4
the cabin in the	4
the right bank of	4
just at that moment	4
white man and the	4
the manitou of the	4
so long as the	4
he knew it to	4
to the east of	4
for the time being	4
the western end of	4
but it was the	4
the wind and the	4
once more on the	4
effort to reach the	4
a mile in length	4
on the trail of	4
had come from the	4
and we had a	4
current of the river	4
the shape of a	4
the center of a	4
sat down on a	4
french and english fur	3
did not look back	3
the line of the	3
as quietly as possible	3
the height of the	3
and it was his	3
which they had been	3
rise of the river	3
lost no time in	3
out in the forest	3
down on the ground	3
the land of nod	3
the north to the	3
weeks at a time	3
fifteen feet of water	3
but he came up	3
were not to be	3
the fact that he	3
we came to a	3
he was a tall	3
the old medicine man	3
was more or less	3
i gazed upon the	3
here death has given	3
there were a few	3
as fast as he	3
the eastern shore of	3
prisoner in the lodge	3
the foot of this	3
and the rest of	3
near the center of	3
more than one hundred	3
was that of the	3
half circle of gleaming	3
of land north of	3
he seemed to be	3
the time came for	3
it must have been	3
cavelier de la salle	3
though he did not	3
up out of reach	3
stage of the water	3
but he believed that	3
up at the sky	3
waters of the creek	3
of the true crocodile	3
it is not uncommon	3
the face of timmendiquas	3
to the side of	3
and falling of the	3
did not come again	3
and that of the	3
you think of it	3
of the great miami	3
tree the arms of	3
of the gulf coast	3
to be in the	3
i discovered that the	3
the father of his	3
of many of the	3
that it might be	3
he was made a	3
caught a glimpse of	3
had in it a	3
stitch in his side	3
in all the west	3
to see you again	3
on account of its	3
of the ohio basin	3
in spite of the	3
all that he had	3
the northern bank of	3
of the passage of	3
we ought to be	3
it was not long	3
the chiefs of the	3
the muzzle of the	3
by the indians in	3
in a sea of	3
us and the ohio	3
of water in the	3
and by means of	3
the steamboat tonnage of	3
the far greater part	3
it was a confused	3
muscular bronzed arms suddenly	3
to the atlantic coast	3
a distance of two	3
the plymouth rock of	3
to be out in	3
million acres of land	3
rifle across his knees	3
an hour before noon	3
as a matter of	3
day on the ohio	3
a minute or so	3
the base of which	3
of the hill and	3
night on the gulf	3
in the wilderness of	3
bend in the river	3
tributaries of the ohio	3
the face of nature	3
on the sandy beach	3
toward the goal posts	3
feet during the night	3
and for the most	3
the warriors in the	3
it was hard to	3
ohio company of associates	3
the country road which	3
the position of the	3
a few moments at	3
to make a portage	3
he felt that the	3
of the little kanawha	3
in the same time	3
that it should be	3
in the archives of	3
the next day was	3
set them down as	3
selected list of journals	3
it is the most	3
the treaty of fort	3
and i think i	3
of the ohio had	3
they were in the	3
the indians were still	3
in his left hand	3
out of the question	3
a circle around the	3
as long as the	3
and south of the	3
a considerable portion of	3
of willows and sycamores	3
of the french and	3
it could not be	3
came to his ears	3
the northern side of	3
many a horrid wound	3
go back to the	3
and a bit of	3
to make use of	3
from cape san blas	3
more than a few	3
the great young chief	3
distance of one hundred	3
of the approach of	3
in which they had	3
the butt of the	3
began to search for	3
drainage of the city	3
list of journals of	3
because he knew that	3
in the shade of	3
over the surface of	3
i will give you	3
sketches of western adventure	3
a large portion of	3
with the odor of	3
of the great wilderness	3
was trying to get	3
all of them were	3
are at the spot	3
out there on the	3
he turned to the	3
the site of the	3
of gleaming yellow eyes	3
of the ohio at	3
upon a bed of	3
rock of the west	3
in time to save	3
discovered a half circle	3
on the ohio between	3
the difference in the	3
a view of the	3
buffalo could chase after	3
with all his might	3
to the relief of	3
during part of the	3
the state of ohio	3
steamboat tonnage of great	3
within a few feet	3
and along the gulf	3
above the level of	3
that blue jacket was	3
a considerable part of	3
a dollar and a	3
there was a sudden	3
to hear what he	3
of the great oarsman	3
by the light of	3
a mile in width	3
leaves that he had	3
a few days later	3
with more or less	3
how shall he regain	3
in the early spring	3
and here and there	3
a blade of grass	3
the improvement of the	3
four or five hundred	3
rest of the day	3
we are able to	3
of three or four	3
they were able to	3
seemed to be a	3
and in another moment	3
de common law ob	3
the great kanawha valley	3
at the point where	3
out of the ground	3
father of his country	3
a half mile above	3
henry was sure that	3
of a tour to	3
on board the steamboat	3
henry knew that he	3
we must be near	3
just as though he	3
of the women and	3
out here in the	3
have two or three	3
a lean black bear	3
close of the revolution	3
if he had been	3
women and children were	3
were on their way	3
the building of the	3
days at a time	3
of the stream and	3
in case of a	3
and went into camp	3
the little white boat	3
bronzed arms suddenly closed	3
fast as you can	3
the young pioneer series	3
proved to be the	3
ceded to the united	3
the head of a	3
at the sides of	3
not been for the	3
in a new country	3
i wish we could	3
battle of point pleasant	3
to the banks of	3
of new orleans is	3
preserved in the archives	3
did not know his	3
kicking furiously at a	3
had an opportunity to	3
along the gulf coast	3
waterways of westward expansion	3
banks of the ohio	3
in the winter of	3
southern bank of the	3
henry saw that he	3
he seemed to feel	3
not been able to	3
he believed that it	3
were now at the	3
its way down the	3
to have had the	3
the boy and i	3
it was not there	3
beyond the mountain chain	3
and when he looked	3
of the muskingum river	3
were not on the	3
that part of the	3
that he had made	3
he was not in	3
the left side of	3
boat of the five	3
the day of the	3
he had made a	3
the territory of the	3
hour the next morning	3
the sun gushed out	3
he had never seen	3
the genesis of a	3
from head to foot	3
yellow eyes watching him	3
and the eyes of	3
the grave creek mound	3
sat down in the	3
the secretary of war	3
chief of the miamis	3
of the kentucky shore	3
about the mouth of	3
which seemed to be	3
the promise of the	3
and a companion story	3
between him and the	3
from that of the	3
tonnage of great britain	3
an easy matter to	3
early start the next	3
on the back of	3
the bulk of the	3
in five minutes the	3
saw that he was	3
the shiftless one was	3
the custom of the	3
it was the first	3
among the leaves again	3
but none the less	3
believed that he could	3
he knew the indian	3
a long time ago	3
he was not one	3
by the name of	3
him the next morning	3
where it had been	3
will be able to	3
he felt that he	3
had no thought of	3
in the city of	3
we suppose them to	3
of the geography of	3
memoir and illustrative notes	3
a single one of	3
they were indian canoes	3
at the gulf of	3
more than a thousand	3
it seems to me	3
and i believe that	3
would be able to	3
could not see the	3
all the rest of	3
was interred at the	3
like that of a	3
minute stories cloth decorative	3
by the time the	3
above the surface of	3
to a tree the	3
they did not seem	3
that they had come	3
the night on the	3
they could not be	3
on the lookout for	3
of the nineteenth century	3
had been able to	3
a long way to	3
uncle and aunt forman	3
of the fact that	3
to lead the way	3
in half an hour	3
that there was not	3
the captain and i	3
in the far south	3
it was more than	3
but at the same	3
and then they were	3
pain in his side	3
the development of the	3
and little egg harbor	3
was one of those	3
that he had heard	3
the home of the	3
the circle of the	3
the north american continent	3
edge of the glade	3
the king of france	3
the point at which	3
beech as fast as	3
up there on the	3
of the great ohio	3
the force of the	3
mouth of a creek	3
among the leaves that	3
on the end of	3
the battle of the	3
to the continental interior	3
it to be a	3
the interior of the	3
to the rank of	3
a tree the arms	3
it had in it	3
four hours in the	3
the west virginia side	3
he held out his	3
henry knew that the	3
trip up the river	3
and the great lakes	3
for the ohio river	3
of the man who	3
the owner of a	3
at the conclusion of	3
when he saw the	3
evolution of river craft	3
the ohio river is	3
by the way of	3
i was able to	3
the young indian had	3
side of the stream	3
rowed down the stream	3
has given many a	3
i rowed down the	3
of the southern boat	3
the dangers of the	3
bend of the river	3
in the annals of	3
large family of children	3
with flint and steel	3
very edge of the	3
for there is a	3
he did not like	3
head of the line	3
that one of the	3
shot out of the	3
that he might have	3
the united states of	3
in the line of	3
to the fact that	3
morning of the twenty	3
me that it was	3
to do with the	3
it was but a	3
the borders of the	3
closed about the boy	3
he had ever seen	3
until we arrived at	3
and one of the	3
it was an indian	3
the approach of a	3
it might have been	3
at the feet of	3
the little miami river	3
of the current of	3
he had been a	3
pair of muscular bronzed	3
take care of themselves	3
the river from pittsburg	3
the shape of the	3
and by the time	3
how were they to	3
fleet of adam colfax	3
the scene of the	3
the archives of the	3
said to have been	3
of about the same	3
that he had not	3
down the river from	3
the wilderness of the	3
may have been a	3
and it was a	3
the name of this	3
miles below the city	3
it is said that	3
the sound of the	3
as soon as he	3
the southern boat club	3
in the same manner	3
the great kanawha river	3
eight feet of water	3
of these boats was	3
the boys and their	3
at a lean black	3
the cry of the	3
of the white men	3
the bottom of a	3
on the ohio was	3
as strong as ever	3
put an end to	3
oil and natural gas	3
suddenly closed about the	3
in ascending the river	3
in the night and	3
and it was not	3
the glare of the	3
i had to say	3
on the alert for	3
on board a steamboat	3
the falls at louisville	3
circle of gleaming yellow	3
the deck of my	3
as he saw the	3
over the heads of	3
scattered here and there	3
a most interesting account	3
four or five feet	3
at a little distance	3
he did not seem	3
northern bank of the	3
bend of the ohio	3
and he had no	3
for a thousand miles	3
fast as the buffalo	3
part of the country	3
face to face with	3
the mouth of redstone	3
it was here that	3
i was glad to	3
who had followed him	3
the shawnees and miamis	3
for the ohio company	3
an hour or two	3
of the mississippi valley	3
to be at the	3
he was in a	3
when we passed the	3
the crossing of the	3
they are in the	3
make an early start	3
it was too late	3
miles below the town	3
think we ought to	3
for two or three	3
keep your powder dry	3
to the deck of	3
hundred and fifty feet	3
banks of the little	3
integral part of the	3
his buckskin hunting shirt	3
out upon the river	3
no doubt that they	3
journals of previous travelers	3
in the ear of	3
had the honor of	3
miles from the mouth	3
on the east side	3
bob shook his head	3
twenty feet above the	3
it had been so	3
last night on the	3
given many a horrid	3
the water is low	3
at the rate of	3
in such a way	3
seen from the river	3
his four faithful comrades	3
tried in vain to	3
to those who have	3
to the head of	3
by the time of	3
mouth of the big	3
an integral part of	3
he knew very well	3
ohio and mississippi in	3
few moments at the	3
he said to himself	3
what is the matter	3
to haul our boats	3
to the great river	3
in spite of all	3
states coast and geodetic	3
i was informed that	3
from the bottom of	3
the oath of office	3
came from a point	3
one of the houses	3
an early start the	3
ten or twelve miles	3
single one of them	3
in a small boat	3
the lower part of	3
of bon secours bay	3
of the shiftless one	3
to his feet and	3
with whom he had	3
eyes of the chief	3
the spot i picked	3
furiously at a lean	3
it is a fine	3
the great white lightning	3
from the deck of	3
once more in the	3
feet at a time	3
a rise in the	3
be out in the	3
tributary of the ohio	3
was not until the	3
if at any time	3
from the fact that	3
in the path of	3
on the gulf coast	3
than a thousand miles	3
i rowed out of	3
take advantage of the	3
we are at the	3
to the spot where	3
that they would be	3
to that of the	3
there was only one	3
decadence of steamboat traffic	3
do not mean to	3
went into camp upon	3
they did not see	3
it was not so	3
which could not be	3
long as they could	3
began the ascent of	3
out into the river	3
and he saw a	3
at the battle of	3
catch a glimpse of	3
around the beech as	3
the white man and	3
corner of the world	3
a third of the	3
he kept his eyes	3
there was not one	3
and a half miles	3
he did not notice	3
expended by the canal	3
the bravest of the	3
now and then in	3
the beech as fast	3
and henry knew that	3
like most of the	3
in the hope of	3
to the west of	3
a day or two	3
the two rivers the	3
he could not do	3
to be had for	3
of the big miami	3
to go to the	3
it did not take	3
than he had hoped	3
of reach of the	3
when the lightning flared	3
he knew full well	3
in the region of	3
water of the ohio	3
as if they had	3
ball lying in the	3
i did not know	3
barnegat and little egg	3
the spot where he	3
they had left the	3
rising and falling of	3
in the rear of	3
times of high water	3
close at his heels	3
a tour to the	3
the east side of	3
the allegheny and ohio	3
the best and most	3
if we take the	3
and i doubt if	3
and he was sure	3
the headquarters of the	3
coast and geodetic survey	3
the evolution of river	3
and he was still	3
people in the east	3
along the buffalo trail	3
little egg harbor bays	3
boone and simon kenton	3
they appear to be	3
the feather of an	3
so that he was	3
did not think of	3
and that he was	3
with a feeling of	3
he was not yet	3
three and a half	3
with the hope of	3
on these lower reaches	3
as the buffalo could	3
some ten or twelve	3
to be up and	3
chief of the shawnees	3
the whole wyandot village	3
is it not so	3
the whole length of	3
which proved to be	3
and he tried to	3
had never before been	3
as long as they	3
that this was a	3
as fast as you	3
in the month of	3
the hole in the	3
the first steamboat of	3
three or four years	3
that he is not	3
for the second time	3
the conclusion of the	3
and seemed to be	3
the fleet of adam	3
he was about to	3
the father of waters	3
knew just how to	3
to keep them from	3
came to a large	3
be interesting to know	3
a council of war	3
for the third time	3
from side to side	3
at once to the	3
it was not a	3
to the amite river	3
coming on at headlong	3
hunting grounds of the	3
from the sea by	3
that the indians would	3
only one hundred and	3
a fine view of	3
people of the city	3
it was blue jacket	3
it was obvious that	3
out of the bayou	3
the king of the	3
one of the largest	3
the shadows of the	3
was a man of	3
the ohio was the	3
parts of north america	3
did not seek to	3
no fear of the	3
of the same name	3
on with the fleet	3
with a memoir and	3
he was alone in	3
could chase after him	3
from the great lakes	3
the indians on the	3
the ohio to the	3
it was a very	3
be had for the	3
marks to the suwanee	3
to keep from being	3
to do with it	3
not to be considered	3
for a few days	3
ware and his comrades	3
that they were now	3
story of the ohio	3
the value of the	3
it was sandy who	3
we slept in our	3
under the leadership of	3
years of his life	3
did not expect to	3
went up into the	3
plymouth rock of the	3
were to be seen	3
while the others were	3
the occupants of the	3
a few moments later	3
five feet in diameter	3
the wide expanse of	3
were those of the	3
the united states in	3
the encroachments of the	3
burned at the stake	3
be seen from the	3
the whole number of	3
at the stern of	3
top of the hill	3
or three hours later	3
and his three children	3
the attack on the	3
the eyes of adam	3
on the watch for	3
we were now approaching	3
in the land of	3
in sight of the	3
not more than two	3
do you think we	3
blue jacket had said	3
like that of the	3
of what is now	3
to a certain extent	3
in the ohio basin	3
third of the distance	3
the condition of the	3
of journals of previous	3
in the bottom of	3
on the point of	3
he saw that the	3
travelers down the ohio	3
of muscular bronzed arms	3
he knew that this	3
he had found the	3
there was absolutely no	3
the point where the	3
the big bone lick	3
in order to make	3
at the spot i	3
he seemed to have	3
upon the banks of	3
his rifle across his	3
when they came to	3
appears to be the	3
with eye and ear	3
the work of the	3
two miles from the	3
of the village of	3
ground for the night	3
awoke the next morning	3
the commander of the	3
that it was his	3
with adam colfax and	3
separated from the sea	3
the care of the	3
there would be no	3
of the northwest territory	3
eyes of adam colfax	3
it was pleasant to	3
the two boys were	3
of the water and	3
people in the fort	3
as if it were	3
view of the river	3
the result of this	3
between the states of	3
head of the little	3
battle on the lower	3
in a way that	3
of which is a	3
did you ever see	3
the happy hunting grounds	3
the southern end of	3
on the ohio in	3
darkness of the night	3
knelt down to drink	3
he must have been	3
the site of fort	3
one of the great	3
the true crocodile in	3
it would be interesting	3
they would not be	3
to the house of	3
two or three days	3
kentucky and new orleans	3
with a shake of	3
it ought to be	3
in charge of the	3
the soul of the	3
it was a long	3
there was no evidence	3
on the southern bank	3
the ohio river from	3
previous travelers down the	3
two hundred and eighty	3
side of the boat	3
the new england system	3
end of bon secours	3
a few feet of	3
two or three years	3
a thousand miles of	3
that it must be	3
travels in the united	3
to attract the attention	3
to the alleghany river	3
the story of their	3
for a minute or	3
slipping adroitly around the	3
when the water is	3
from the forest and	3
don diego de gardoque	3
three or four hundred	3
feet above the present	3
course of the river	3
what i had to	3
in the day of	3
and the whole fleet	3
going to be a	3
stern of the boat	3
the ohio valley to	3
did not hear it	3
a shout of joy	3
to get up a	3
of those who were	3
in the natchez country	3
a new home in	3
upon one of the	3
a half circle of	3
the summit of a	3
eye of the fleet	3
center of the village	3
the united states was	3
he did not stop	3
effort of the will	3
the bark of the	3
of the mouth of	3
the ohio and the	3
feather of an eagle	3
that he came to	3
i seemed to be	3
top of the bank	3
a hundred feet in	3
the body of the	3
under date of august	3
a man who had	3
to the present day	3
the buffalo could chase	3
what is now called	3
had not been able	3
the disappearance of the	3
the roar of the	3
side to side as	3
chief of the wyandots	3
a pair of muscular	3
so arranged as to	3
struggled to his feet	3
united states coast and	3
left side of the	3
on the outskirts of	3
he stood ready to	3
mile or two down	3
camping on the ohio	3
that the red men	3
the place of the	3
fight in the dark	3
the rim of the	3
arms suddenly closed about	3
there was nothing to	3
a moment on the	3
of a thousand miles	3
that they are the	3
was the first to	3
the sea by a	3
that it was impossible	3
gleaming yellow eyes watching	3
announced that he was	3
the very edge of	3
on the open gulf	3
but henry did not	3
adroitly around the beech	3
a large amount of	3
of previous travelers down	3
river to the gulf	3
but it will be	3
did not see any	3
the river for a	3
in the nature of	3
with the assistance of	3
the site of cincinnati	3
a short time before	3
of the wind among	3
those who have been	3
there had been no	3
of the central west	3
the sound of a	3
from the same place	3
one of which is	3
of a mile below	3
white man in the	3
in the form of	3
in addition to the	3
was only a few	3
now that they were	3
of the council house	3
a rifle shot from	3
two and a half	3
empties into the gulf	3
lower reaches of the	3
in front of them	3
the will of the	3
than those of the	3
portions of the river	3
monongahela and alleghany rivers	3
but it was only	3
rose out of the	3
waters of the monongahela	3
the tops of the	3
to keep out the	3
as in the case	3
death has given many	3
with boone and kenton	3
could not see a	3
so long as he	3
although but a boy	3
there must have been	3
along the banks of	3
sol and tom ross	3
upon the surface of	3
in a half hour	3
and he would have	3
he and his comrades	3
the author of the	3
promoted to the rank	3
by the middle of	3
we could not get	3
and they knew that	3
is the most important	3
it will not be	3
to the southern shore	3
a memoir and illustrative	3
a total length of	3
the ohio between the	3
current of the allegheny	3
in the darkness with	3
had been struck by	3
the owner of the	3
of the little miami	3
but he could see	3
that it would come	3
a third of a	3
to make an early	3
at the entrance of	3
order that he might	3
on at headlong speed	3
the head of his	3
but it would be	3
went back to the	3
it will be a	3
and it became necessary	3
the ohio chapter i	3
it so happened that	3
to the governor of	3
a mile below the	3
was thinking of the	3
of the most interesting	3
between it and the	3
could not ascend the	2
uttering a piercing shout	2
them on every side	2
he had been through	2
their rifles and ammunition	2
the basin of the	2
back to this western	2
if you have a	2
was covered in places	2
in his belief that	2
had been converted into	2
to see it again	2
spur of the moment	2
captain and i had	2
on the west bank	2
viewing them as artificial	2
i have no doubt	2
they could see the	2
half mile further on	2
you are about to	2
to the coming of	2
in the great eddy	2
out for your settlement	2
our neighbor the alligator	2
out to see the	2
in the crescent city	2
on land and water	2
series by harrison adams	2
of discharge to downfall	2
the honor of being	2
he had long been	2
down the river was	2
and henry was glad	2
ohio river became a	2
when night drew near	2
by a heavy body	2
if i were you	2
elsewhere in the ohio	2
branch of the ohio	2
land to be in	2
they knew that they	2
boys were safe at	2
for he knew that	2
letters from the west	2
the virtues of this	2
take a shot at	2
glimpse of the ohio	2
thirty or forty men	2
fallen during the night	2
the country north of	2
was not only a	2
that had saved them	2
the citizens of cincinnati	2
more on the sea	2
a thousand miles from	2
into the mouth of	2
of ohio valley settlement	2
come back for you	2
this time they had	2
he had escaped so	2
sea by a narrow	2
fact that he was	2
hillside in search of	2
that they had been	2
was not a piece	2
when we reached the	2
several miles down the	2
and down the ohio	2
union of the two	2
in front of his	2
twelve or fifteen miles	2
had a great influence	2
he was far too	2
the old french war	2
to get away from	2
and with the assistance	2
had ever been a	2
but could not ascend	2
possession of all the	2
night with a murderer	2
than a few times	2
water of the river	2
general george rogers clark	2
a village of loups	2
lying on the ground	2
like one who would	2
to be disposed of	2
the stream as far	2
promise of the night	2
a canoe trip in	2
knew that he would	2
bone lick of fossil	2
we read in the	2
his large family of	2
late in the afternoon	2
one of the first	2
had been brought in	2
which it was necessary	2
a few feet at	2
nine miles below the	2
when the river was	2
head out of the	2
the ohio was made	2
vast field of conjecture	2
know that they were	2
face of the warrior	2
for them in the	2
henry and tom ross	2
was in the lead	2
is contained in the	2
while the doctor and	2
the heroes of the	2
they will be more	2
chief in the same	2
i picked out for	2
second and a third	2
along the river and	2
in the era of	2
in the mean time	2
miles away from home	2
are apt to be	2
glasses down the river	2
i think it was	2
take him on board	2
of the ohio can	2
of the northern shore	2
expended by the united	2
by the cost of	2
for being caught napping	2
he had become a	2
they sat down on	2
for the little boat	2
in times of great	2
brief time he had	2
boatmen of the olden	2
the bank of st	2
he turned his head	2
would find a way	2
seemed to be endeavoring	2
the men in the	2
from the shiftless one	2
halting of the fleet	2
the treaty of paris	2
could not have been	2
he glanced at the	2
when he saw how	2
with thy green eden	2
knew that the words	2
stopped for a moment	2
lower part of the	2
in that direction he	2
the exception of a	2
now and then they	2
of the pennsylvania railroad	2
capture the northwest for	2
has an account of	2
we have seen his	2
i had the honor	2
the boat for the	2
he went to work	2
in the swift current	2
the canoe and pirogue	2
more precious to him	2
light of the moon	2
can teach me to	2
as if he would	2
frame house of a	2
and it will be	2
that henry would come	2
as they were not	2
in my voyage of	2
the ohio river has	2
to new orleans will	2
was sure that he	2
in the upper ohio	2
the middle of a	2
united states of america	2
lands of the united	2
a white man at	2
i am ready to	2
out of sight of	2
treaty was made with	2
there is a sharp	2
bayou goula to new	2
most of the time	2
knew very well that	2
to the happy hunting	2
a lot of fine	2
to the south of	2
by the good all	2
of us for a	2
six or eight miles	2
ashes and dead coals	2
end of santa rosa	2
something to turn up	2
sweep of the wind	2
for it had been	2
coming of the day	2
we are on the	2
in the stern sheets	2
whistle of the steamer	2
he returned to his	2
a half mile further	2
the glasses down the	2
fog settled down upon	2
in the use of	2
in the northwestern tribe	2
so intent was he	2
and descended it to	2
was not quite so	2
they made their way	2
the total number of	2
the white foaming river	2
that the ohio river	2
the turning of the	2
that not even the	2
not mean to say	2
and the face of	2
came from the crowd	2
in the centre of	2
on the upper deck	2
to hide his tracks	2
nearly a thousand miles	2
along the edge of	2
little knights of kentucky	2
supposed to have been	2
i see no reason	2
of persons engaged in	2
he was filled with	2
into the muzzle of	2
of whom he had	2
a second and a	2
total length of four	2
a mile down the	2
out among the trees	2
said the old man	2
power can teach me	2
forty or fifty yards	2
as they came into	2
his hand upon his	2
waves of the briny	2
one hundred and forty	2
in these days of	2
either side of him	2
and boatmen of the	2
the rest of his	2
and in a new	2
those of her husband	2
a tributary of the	2
blushed under his tan	2
in keeping with the	2
the origin of the	2
was by this time	2
from the lakes and	2
did not hear the	2
the canoe would be	2
long as we can	2
thrown to the ground	2
from the village of	2
uttered a cry of	2
with the deep feeling	2
mind returned to the	2
great french and indian	2
in the grass and	2
that the warriors were	2
fashion of the country	2
the feeling of the	2
who came in innocence	2
boat and her captain	2
description of the barnegat	2
portion of the water	2
and they believed that	2
boat for the voyage	2
hour was spent in	2
close to the tree	2
if it would be	2
river narrowed still further	2
the god of day	2
could not be made	2
in the mouth of	2
the hills are not	2
the men on board	2
to bed last night	2
they were men of	2
how many men have	2
whether white or red	2
down eel street to	2
and could not be	2
us to do is	2
to be the best	2
even before the british	2
as he had feared	2
at the very first	2
the next day in	2
to get any closer	2
that means so much	2
only a little more	2
as they had done	2
much information in regard	2
before me on the	2
study of physical geography	2
during the summer months	2
of the battle of	2
it was a cry	2
is the story of	2
all the time the	2
four miles beyond the	2
wyatt and the others	2
that met his eyes	2
were turned upon him	2
days of our pilgrimage	2
now was the time	2
it cannot fail to	2
his little band of	2
there was no alarm	2
united states and spain	2
in the attitude of	2
henry looked down at	2
such a night as	2
down the river he	2
was two hundred and	2
a new era in	2
and it becomes us	2
the ohio had been	2
the tender mercies of	2
the territory between the	2
eye for an eye	2
for the pittsburg coal	2
ample depth of water	2
in the evening we	2
thence to the south	2
me down the river	2
he had noticed a	2
not equal to that	2
book geography and boat	2
that in case of	2
what damage has been	2
stage of water in	2
though only twelve feet	2
laid a hand on	2
under the armstrong roof	2
been struck by a	2
with all our might	2
no other course open	2
gathering of the five	2
it was yet dark	2
informs us that the	2
the sympathies of the	2
about to be attacked	2
the following day i	2
then governor of virginia	2
descended it to the	2
he saw only the	2
at this point the	2
day of the week	2
for us to do	2
queen of the onward	2
and he could see	2
the introduction of steam	2
on the west by	2
face of the shiftless	2
henry judged that the	2
thirty feet above the	2
we promised colonel boone	2
but they were still	2
some of the women	2
of the lenni lenape	2
are about to be	2
a portage across cape	2
must swim for it	2
a little with the	2
the river had been	2
as that of the	2
soul of the wyandot	2
to be proud of	2
that there would be	2
his wife and one	2
village of the chaouanons	2
and the boat of	2
long as he could	2
to camp on the	2
days on the ohio	2
did not yet see	2
cost of transportation to	2
to the rest of	2
king of the renegades	2
shot a wild turkey	2
a few years ago	2
arrival in the crescent	2
lost in the land	2
of it all was	2
quarter of a million	2
rounds of ammunition for	2
saw for an instant	2
there was but one	2
the snow was coming	2
men and women to	2
a day aboard the	2
the trade of the	2
a lead plate and	2
down on the ohio	2
the boats were anchored	2
and the boy ate	2
he wanted to go	2
between pittsburg and louisville	2
was enabled to keep	2
to the shelter of	2
no tarpeian height from	2
he whispered in the	2
deck of my boat	2
soon as we can	2
hugo on the situation	2
did not see it	2
on the lower side	2
to sleep with the	2
the last echo of	2
and the manitou of	2
of routes followed by	2
shake of his head	2
the river seemed to	2
a glimpse of the	2
know what it is	2
we must swim for	2
but he resolved to	2
would be impossible to	2
face of the earth	2
the men at the	2
connection it is proper	2
portage from the perdido	2
does not appear to	2
the greater portion of	2
a narrow neck of	2
the brass twelve pounders	2
and he resolved that	2
have none of them	2
river became a division	2
on a fallen log	2
ahead of the fleet	2
the first time the	2
in the forest with	2
him the use of	2
four feet below the	2
the two scouts who	2
of these small farmers	2
high banks of the	2
might at any time	2
for many a day	2
up in the air	2
shores of the ohio	2
hermit of dauphine island	2
we will have to	2
was a brother to	2
down the river in	2
and in the same	2
every one in the	2
he assured me the	2
knew to be the	2
against which the waves	2
can be seen by	2
if we can help	2
ohio river below pittsburg	2
country beyond the great	2
if we could only	2
it was with some	2
he was a truly	2
peculiar features of a	2
much to my relief	2
given by the good	2
from the midst of	2
had risen two feet	2
order that it might	2
tonnage of the united	2
to put an end	2
he stood for a	2
to raise his voice	2
one hundred and eighty	2
all the way to	2
from place to place	2
now a part of	2
head of the column	2
the opposite side of	2
from that place to	2
in the high bank	2
part of my dress	2
but he was able	2
i feel that i	2
reflections while descending the	2
were aglow with the	2
of the great lakes	2
the descendants of the	2
find a proper camping	2
a young man of	2
visit to the lick	2
asked me what i	2
night we came to	2
but in a moment	2
and i give you	2
the sky was still	2
continuous and protected water	2
make a portage across	2
side of the bay	2
two miles farther down	2
away from the cabin	2
of the alleghany mountains	2
under the spanish government	2
spot where the two	2
low in the water	2
northern side of the	2
would do the same	2
warriors and young girls	2
and his brother were	2
in our dutch oven	2
when he found the	2
yellow panther and red	2
was so great that	2
from the looks of	2
of the workaday world	2
has never been written	2
again and again did	2
from fifty to a	2
the passengers were on	2
boat to a safe	2
he raised his head	2
little of the red	2
at last to the	2
of the secretary of	2
at the critical moment	2
that in this way	2
it had been my	2
governor of new france	2
accompanied by his accomplished	2
he could do to	2
and more or less	2
toward the spot where	2
carried upon the shoulders	2
travel night and day	2
i was obliged to	2
the ohio is here	2
i think it must	2
on land and river	2
he knew that their	2
in turn most blest	2
and all the rest	2
of a half hour	2
forests of yellow pine	2
was a flash of	2
snatched up his rifle	2
the fall of the	2
two feet above the	2
of the tree trunk	2
the answer came from	2
an exciting pull to	2
sieur de la salle	2
have passed through his	2
the plans of the	2
to keep out of	2
seemed no other course	2
belonged to the west	2
considered for a moment	2
twenty feet in height	2
thousand feet in length	2
forcing the watery pass	2
of the th of	2
at a time when	2
he had ever heard	2
dear to every american	2
it was full of	2
i thought of the	2
advice in regard to	2
the portage across crooked	2
and a half for	2
all the players on	2
the note of the	2
down the river to	2
not only on account	2
to the big sandy	2
that is just what	2
mouth of red river	2
so that they might	2
of the dense forest	2
third night on the	2
well as of the	2
that the words were	2
trail of the deer	2
there were so many	2
exchange work at times	2
famous in the annals	2
and henry could hear	2
a tooth for a	2
he had come so	2
as if by the	2
he caught sight of	2
reached the place where	2
screwed to the bottom	2
not look like one	2
throughout the ohio valley	2
the new era of	2
away in the darkness	2
it is time that	2
by the old and	2
concluded that it was	2
was speaking of that	2
and the bottom lands	2
the united states for	2
henry and seth cole	2