Gold Seekers
Gold Seekers of '49
作者：Sabin, Edwin L. (Edwin Legrand), 1870-1952; Stephens, Charles H., 1851-1931 [Illustrator]
体例：段 章数：17
字数：344,930 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 17 段- Since January, when President Polk's annual message to Congr
- "I mean you get half and I get half, and no questions asked.
- The _Robert Burns_ steadily churned her way down the Mississ
- "Why, sure," declared the Frémont man. "But I know how you
- They halted amidships, under the steamer's rail, where while
- Half the night the uproar in the village continued, but this
- "My mate had no kin alive. I don't want the money, and I kn
- Amidst ranches and huts and buildings of white wood and weat
- But the greatest sport was to watch the little boys diving f
- The captain and his guest climbed into the steamer; then the
- A bustling fleet of rowboats put out to the _California_, ye
- Lieutenant Sherman saw them, as he approached and smiled.
- The bay narrowed, and between two points called San Pablo (o
- The dust was floating high, from the many feet; and as the s
- The ravine was ragged and torn, its bottom bare to the rocks
- "Well, there's enough for all, anyway. It'll belong to the
- At the base of the ridge there almost immediately sprang int