It was evidently a large island, for two or three miles away the country rose hill beyond hill, culminating in a jagged mountain dome twenty miles distant.
At the time he was abreast of a large island, and he presently saw a war canoe shoot out from the shore.
It may be a large island, and the villages may lie on the other side.
St. Cloud and above Mosquito rapids; the latter, not bad, are between a large island on the right and a creek that makes in on the left (S.
Mr. Dickson wintered, and that this place was on a large island.
Sailing westward, they found a large island, which they named Melville Island after the first Lord of the Admiralty, and a bay which still bears the name of Hecla and Griper Bay.
We were coasting the eastern side of a large island, having been thirty-six hours without food, looking for a port where we could put in and purchase provisions.
The next day this land was ascertained to be a large island, to which the name of Adelaide was given, in honour of the Queen of England.
Haddington and Parry, ascertained that Louis Philippe's Land is only a large island, and visited Bransfield Strait, separating it from Shetland.
A mile above this is a large island, which seems to be Pike's Turkey isl.
Most of the older maps mark hereabout the large island in the Arkansaw called Chouteau's, somewhat W.
By four o'clock found the Indians behind a large island; we made no stop, and they followed us.
Reaching the Arkansas late in the season, they were overtaken by a heavy snowstorm, and driven to take shelter on a large island.
Finally Cartier reached a large island, which he called Bacchus Island, with reference to the abundance of vines; though afterward it was given the name it now bears, the Island of Orleans.
All that it shows for the geography of the St. Lawrence Gulf and River is a depression in the coast nearly filled by a large island.
Sud-Est is a large island 40 miles in length and eight miles broad.
Rounding a point, we stood across a bay for a mile and a half or two miles, toward a large island, three or four miles down the lake.
It was a large island, with an abundance of hemp nettle, but I did not notice any kind of red paint there.
Over-against the coast of New Ireland, to the westward of Cape Byron, lies a fine, large island, to which I gave the name of New Hanover.
He landed upon a large island on the north side of Snow Sound, and being almost perished with cold, the first thing he did was to make a large fire, with some small trees which he found upon the spot.
Then we sailed northeast until we saw a gulf, whereupon we turned southeast until we saw a large island.
It is a large island, and has a good port with two entrances—one to the west and the other to the east northeast.
It is rather a large island, rocky for the most part; and there not being much food for animals, very few are found there.
That was certainly an omission, for Dahalac is a large island, sixty miles in circumference.
Quadra is a large island, and I think better known by the name of Nootka Sound, which is at the south end of the island, and contains an English establishment.
A large island, on the northern side of the harbour, is an excellent watering-place, at which casks may be conveniently filled in the boat.
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