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Página 125
... young savage could not understand him , he strove to quiet him by consoling words . As he wept while he spoke , the child understood him , and returned his caresses , sometimes pointing to the corpse , and pronouncing the name of ...
... young savage could not understand him , he strove to quiet him by consoling words . As he wept while he spoke , the child understood him , and returned his caresses , sometimes pointing to the corpse , and pronouncing the name of ...
Página 126
" Maldonado at length succeeded in conducting home the young savage . He lavished on him the tenderest caresses , put food before him , and , with difficulty made him take a little nourishment . The boy seemed grateful for the kindness ...
" Maldonado at length succeeded in conducting home the young savage . He lavished on him the tenderest caresses , put food before him , and , with difficulty made him take a little nourishment . The boy seemed grateful for the kindness ...
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... young savage related his story . " My name , ' said he , ' is Camira , I belong to the nation of the Guaranis , whom ... child of Alcaipa and Guacolda . They had loved each other all their life ; after my birth they only lived to love me ...
... young savage related his story . " My name , ' said he , ' is Camira , I belong to the nation of the Guaranis , whom ... child of Alcaipa and Guacolda . They had loved each other all their life ; after my birth they only lived to love me ...
Página 128
... young savage ; he did not exhort him to dry up tears which flowed from so just a cause , but he mingled his own with them , and Camira , moved by his tenderness , ceased to weep , that he might wipe off the tears of his benefactor ...
... young savage ; he did not exhort him to dry up tears which flowed from so just a cause , but he mingled his own with them , and Camira , moved by his tenderness , ceased to weep , that he might wipe off the tears of his benefactor ...
Página 261
... young savage . They travelled all the day , passed the night under the trees , and the next morning resumed their journey in the desert mountains which extend along the fron- tier of Chili . The governor testified to him his asto ...
... young savage . They travelled all the day , passed the night under the trees , and the next morning resumed their journey in the desert mountains which extend along the fron- tier of Chili . The governor testified to him his asto ...
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