 | Theodore Roosevelt - 1889 - 360 страница
...fort, having placed his men round about at the entrance. Advancing to the great hall where the revel was held, he leaned silently with folded arms against...unearthly war-whoop. Instantly the dancing ceased; the women screamed, while the men ran towards the door. But Clark, standing unmoved and with unchanged... | |
 | Theodore Roosevelt - 1889 - 460 страница
...fort, having placed his men round about at the entrance. Advancing to the great hall where the revel was held, he leaned silently with folded arms against...unearthly war-whoop. Instantly the dancing ceased ; the women screamed, while the men ran towards the door. But Clark, standing unmoved and with unchanged... | |
 | Theodore Roosevelt - 1889 - 342 страница
...fort, having placed his men round about at the entrance. Advancing to the great hall where the revel was held, he leaned silently with folded arms against...unearthly war-whoop. Instantly the dancing ceased ; the women screamed, while the men ran towards the door. But Clark, standing unmoved and with unchanged... | |
 | Theodore Roosevelt - 1889 - 426 страница
...fort, having placed his men round about at the entrance. Advancing to the great hall where the revel was held, he leaned silently with folded arms against...unearthly war-whoop. Instantly the dancing ceased ; the women screamed, while the men ran toward the door. But Clark, standing unmoved and with unchanged... | |
 | Theodore Roosevelt - 1889 - 452 страница
...Carleton, February 8, 1778 ; Rocheblave to Hamilton, April 12, 1778 ; Rocheblave to Carleton, July 4, 1778. door-post, looking at the dancers. An Indian, lying...unearthly war-whoop. Instantly the dancing ceased ; the women screamed, while the men ran towards the door. But Clark, standing unmoved and with unchanged... | |
 | Joseph Kirkland - 1892 - 550 страница
...while the sentinels had left their posts Advancing into the great hall where the revel was held, Clark leaned silently, with folded arms, against the door-post,...stranger's face as the light from the torches within flashed across it, and suddenly sprang to his feel, uttering the unearthly war whoop, "Hu — hu —... | |
 | Charles Alexander McMurry - 1894 - 190 страница
...dancing and reveling within, while the sentinels had left their posts. One of the captives showed Clarke a postern gate by the river side, and through this...dancing ceased, while the men ran towards the door. But Clarke, standing unmored and with unchanged face, bade them grimly to go on with their dancing, but... | |
 | William Hayden English - 1895 - 600 страница
...fort, having placed his men roundabout at the entrance. Advancing to the great hall where the revel was held, he leaned silently with folded arms against...unearthly war-whoop. Instantly the dancing ceased ; the women screamed, while the men ran towards the door. But Clark, standing unmoved and with unchanged... | |
 | William Hayden English - 1896 - 598 страница
...fort, having placed his men roundabout at the entrance. Advancing to the great hall where the revel was held, he leaned silently with folded arms against...unearthly war-whoop. Instantly the dancing ceased ; the women screamed, while the men ran towards the door. But Clark, standing unmoved and with unchanged... | |
 | 1901 - 400 страница
...about at the entrance. Advancing to the great hall, where the revel was held, he leaned silently and with folded arms against the doorpost looking at the...light from the torches within flickered across it, he suddenly sprang 10 his feet uttering the unearthly war whoop. Instantly the dancing ceased; the... | |
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Clark a postern-gate by the river-side, and through this he entered the fort, having placed his men round about at the entrance. Advancing to the great hall where the revel was held, he leaned silently with folded arms against the door-post, looking at... 
