They proceeded along a waving plain parallel to this valley for about four miles, when they discovered two women, a man and some dogs on an eminence at the distance of a mile before them.
Capt Clark walked on shore with two of the hunters and killed a brown bear; notwithstanding that it was shot through the heart it ran at it's usual pace near a quarter of a mile before it fell.
Many rock faces became visible, and I was able to fix numerous prominent points with the theodolite.
After the "raisin gliders," soup and a good stiff hoosh, Webb finished his observations while I recorded for him.
Above a mile before we come to S[:o]rmjole, is a river called Angeraen, separating Angermanland from Westbothland.
Having taken leave of this mountain, I had scarcely continued my journey a quarter of a mile before I found a great part of the country covered with snow, in patches some inches deep.
At the distance of a quarter of a mile before we come to Troye, on the right, are the mineral springs of Hille.
The load was replaced, but he had not proceeded above a mile before he let it fall a second time, for which he received the same punishment.
We had not travelled more than a mile before my attendants insisted on stopping that they might prepare a saphie, or charm, to ensure us a safe journey.
The load was replaced; but he had not proceeded above a mile before he let it fall a second time, for which he received the same punishment.
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