It was the plan of Mr. Clarke to lay up his boats here, and proceed by land to his place of destination, which was among the Spokan tribe of Indians, about a hundred and fifty miles distant.
Six days had now elapsed since their interview with the Crows; during that time they had come nearly a hundred and fifty miles to the north and west, without seeing any signs of those marauders.
By setting out the next day, the 10th of October, they would arrive on the 13th, for with the present wind it would not take more than forty-eight hours to make this passage of a hundred and fifty miles.
A voyage of a hundred and fifty milesin a comparatively small vessel, over unknown seas, could not but cause him some anxiety.
About a hundred and fifty milesto the northeast," replied Harding.
The diggings of Maryborough district, situated a hundred and fifty miles northwest of Melbourne, are famous, and give occupation to some eight thousand miners.
Nearly forty square miles of gold-bearing lands are being worked by Europeans and Chinese in the district of Ararat, a hundred and fifty miles north of Melbourne.
It receives in its bosom one important river, the Longen, after it has run a course of nearly a hundred and fifty miles.
From Burgos to San Sebastian by rail is a hundred and fifty miles.
They were two days driving thehundred and fifty miles to the railway station, and stayed two nights on the way.
Then you may look in vain for justice and protection in this dirty, wretched little town a hundred and fifty miles from a railway station!
To Denver was a hundred and fifty miles, and it took a team a month or more to go there and return via Poncho Pass.
A traveling salesman, whose baggage had been looted in Medora, swore out a warrant in Morton County, a hundred and fifty miles to the east.
A man named Bly who had kept a hotel in Bismarck, at a time when Bismarck was wild, and had drifted west with the railroad, was, that season, cutting logs for ties a hundred and fifty miles south in the Short Pine Hills.
Even the Mandan Pioneer, a hundred and fifty miles to the east, thought it worth its while to brag about it.
Somewhere, hundreds of miles to the south, there was a United States marshal; somewhere a hundred and fifty miles to the east there was a sheriff.
They had advanced but about one hundred and fifty miles when a violent tempest overtook them.
After traversing a route about a hundred and fifty miles in length, they reached, on the 8th of April, the Kankakee River, an important tributary of the Illinois.
Their principal village was still farther up the river, nearly a hundred and fifty miles in a northwesterly direction.
That would never do, Luka; we should have to haul the sledge back a hundred and fifty miles.
There is nothing for it but for us to keep along this shore for something like a hundred and fifty miles.
Steamers make their way up as far as Lewiston, a hundred and fifty miles, and receive cargoes of wheat at different points through chutes that extend down from the tops of the bluffs.
A short distance below the Lower Arrow the Columbia receives the Kootenay River, the largest affluent thus far on its course and said to be navigable for small steamers for a hundred and fifty miles.
From its confluence with the Okinagan the river pursues a southerly course for a hundred and fifty miles, most of the way through a dreary, treeless, parched plain to meet the great south fork.
With favoring atmospheric conditions it can be seen a hundred and fifty miles away.
Tanana River, a hundred and fifty miles away, which is the earliest known picture of McKinley.
They vary in length from eight to a hundred and fifty miles, with walls successively rising from thirteen hundred to thirty-five hundred feet in height.
We were the only whites in a hundred and fifty miles anyway, and if the strange behavior of the natives meant mischief, we were probably doomed as it was.
There was not another white man within a hundred and fifty miles.
There is a Portuguese fort a hundred and fifty miles away," I answered grimly.
To have hostile drums beating all about you and to realize that a hundred and fifty miles of jungle lie between you and the nearest help is bad enough in itself.
About a hundred and fifty miles to the north-east," replied Harding.
Perhaps an hundred and fifty miles away, as the crow flies, it rose up and filled all the angle of vision to the southwest.
Our winter itinerary called us to leave the Allakaket immediately after New Year's Day, and our route lay overland through a totally uninhabited country for nearly one hundred and fifty miles, to Tanana on the Yukon.
But the vast country bordering the coast between the Kuskokwim and the Yukon, and extending inland a hundred and fifty miles, is low and swampy.
It was in eruption in 1867, and ashes fell on islands more than a hundred and fifty miles away.
Here the waters cut through the lower spurs of the mountains, and for a distance of a hundred and fifty miles, reaching to Dawson, the scenery is sublime.
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