It is much cooler, and we should cover a good distance by night.
It was a good distance to the other end of the caravan, but the sure-footed dromedary trotted along briskly.
For a good distance it would be necessary to follow this lane; then he would turn off on a level stretch.
It was a good distance away, and perhaps hard of access, but the explorers were determined to find it.
After traversing the top of this mountain to a good distance, I found a tree exactly like a fern, except that it was 14 or 15 feet high.
At this period, they spread cloths or sheets on the ground round the bottom of the tree to a good distance, and shake the tree, when all the ripe cloves fall down.
Of course the object was a good distance off, else Leon and Leona would not have talked so coolly about it.
Their purpose was to drive home the oxen and the other horses that were feeding a good distance off.
We passed over rice fields, where many of the people were at work already, and then, after going a good distance, we got on to the road, but it was not the same part where we were the day before.
It is a good distance to swim, some fifty yards, perhaps, and the little black heads bob up and down frantically as the youngsters make desperate attempts to get through the water.
At last the bushes get so thick that we have to push our way through, and we suddenly see him a good distance ahead, half-way across a broad and shallow river which bubbles round his knees.
We had to run a good distance before we could get on to firmer ground; and in the meantime the battle went against our stallion, who suddenly turned tail and fled.
This being the summer season the water was comparatively low, and we were able to follow the windings of the ravine, riding over the dry strip of river-bed for a good distance.
After he had gone a good distance he looked around, and then the skyline behind him appeared to be singularly like that he remembered having seen on leaving the camp.
Behind the bank or line our huts stood, having three other huts behind them at a good distance.
We advanced for a good distance up the river over terribly bad ground, all boulders and steep cliffs, and then we attempted to ford to the other side.
They then went on a good distance downstream, and here, under cover of the rushes, we stalked up within twenty yards of them, and shot three as they rose.
During peculiarly hard winters, however, they will gather in very large herds and travel a good distance to the low grounds, where water and some pasture are still to be procured.
From there we pushed on to the farther bank, and marched to the camping-ground of the Indians, which, though the nearest of their old camps to Lake Buenos Aires, was still a good distance from it.
Many reefs and rocks were seen hereabouts, on account of which, they kept close to the wind till they were a good distance clear of the land.
S, and sailed Northward, keeping sight of the land, but at a good distance.
Indeed, we were all thirsty as well, for the sun was hot, and we had walked a good distance.
We could not have ridden less than an hundred miles since leaving the Pecos river; and yet, to our dismay, the mountain was still at a good distance before us.
As often as we overtook them we halted until they had again gone a good distance ahead.
The colonel returned, and not long afterward one of the paddlers who had been watching the river called out to us that there was a tapir in the water, a good distance up- stream, and that two of the other boats were after it.
It was only a patch of red in the bush, a good distance off, but I was lucky enough to hit it.
A clear charcoal fire is the best for cooking them, and the fish should be kept at a good distance, to broil gradually.
They were filled with savages, though whether armed or not he could not tell, they being a good distance out at sea, nor was there anything to show whether they purposed landing.
We saw them meet together a good distance off, towards the cliff, and one of the seamen said they were holding a parliament, and he hoped they had punishment enough and would make up their minds to go back to their own island.
Billy helped me very diligently to pile up a dam of rocks, which was pretty laborious, for we had to haul them a good distance, and since it rained all the time we were constantly drenched, and I wonder we did not take an ague.
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