| John James Audubon - 1832 - 564 страници
...fast approaching, when the rumbling noise that precedes the earthquake began so loudly, as to waken and alarm the whole party, and drive them out of bed...describe, and it would require the humorous pencil of CRUICKSHANK to do justice to it. Fear knows no restraints. Every person, old and young, filled with... | |
| Charles Wilkins Webber - 1852 - 622 страници
...fast approaching, when the rumbling noise that precedes the earthquake began so loudly, as to waken and alarm the whole party, and drive them out of bed...pencil of Cruikshank to do justice to it. Fear knows no restraints. Every person, old and young, filled with alarm at the creaking of the log-house, and apprehending... | |
| Charles Wilkins Webber - 1855 - 240 страници
...fast approaching, when the rumbling noise that precedes the earthquake began so loudly as to waken and alarm the whole party, and drive them, out of...pencil of Cruikshank to do justice to it. Fear knows no restraints. Every person, old and young, filled with alarm at the creaking of the log-house, and apprehending... | |
| Charles Wilkins Webber - 1859 - 630 страници
...fast approaching, when the rumbling noise that precedes the earthquake began so loudly, as to waken and alarm the whole party, and drive them out of bed...impossible for me to describe, and it would require x the humorous pencil of Cruikshank to do justice to it. Fear knows no restraints. Every person, old... | |
| John James Audubon - 1869 - 460 страници
...fast approaching, when the rumbling noise that precedes the earthquake began so loudly as to awaken the whole party and drive them out of bed in the greatest consternation. The scene which ensued was humorous in the extreme. Fear knows no restraint. Every person, old and young, filled with alarm... | |
| John James Audubon, Lucy Green Bakewell Audubon - 1875 - 674 страници
...them out of bed in the greatest consternation. The scene which ensued was humorous in the extreme. Fear knows no restraint. Every person, old and young,...to the grass enclosure fronting the building. The fuH moon was slowly descending from her throne, covered at times by clouds that rolled heavily along,... | |
| John James Audubon - 1897 - 618 страници
...fast approaching, when the rumbling noise that precedes the earthquake, began so loudly as to waken and alarm the whole party, and drive them out of bed...justice to it. Fear knows no restraint. Every person, young and old, filled with alarm at the creaking of the log-house, and apprehending instant destruction,... | |
| 1866 - 484 страници
...when the rumbling noise that precedes tlie earthquake began so loudly, as to waken and alarm the shole party, and drive them out of bed in the greatest consternation. The scene which ensued it is imposai ble lor me to describe, and it sMild require the humorous pencil of Cruikshank to do jnniice... | |
| 1886 - 670 страници
...fast approaching, when the rumbling noise that precedes the earthquake began so loudly as to waken and alarm the whole party, and drive them out of bed in the greatest consternation. The scare which ensued it is impossible for me to describe — it would require the humorous pencil of... | |
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