 When the child was larger he would not always stay in the cave, for he sometimes wanted to run and play. Once the dragon saw his tracks. Now this perplexed and enraged the old dragon, for he could not find the hiding place of the boy; but he said that...  The Geronimo Campaign - Pagina 3di Odie B. Faulk - 1993 - 256 pagineAnteprima limitata - Informazioni su questo libro
 | Geronimo, Stephen Melvil Barrett - 1906 - 552 pagine
...the cave, where the child's bed was, to nurse him; then she would return and rebuild the camp fire. Frequently the dragon would come and question her,...have eaten all of them." When the child was larger he would not always stay in the cave, for he sometimes wanted to run and play. Once the dragon saw his... | |
 | Geronimo - 1906 - 310 pagine
...the cave, where the child's bed was, to nurse him; then she would return and rebuild the camp fire. Frequently the dragon would come and question her,...have eaten all of them." When the child was larger he would not always stay in the cave, for he sometimes wanted to run and play. Once the dragon saw his... | |
 | Thomas Edwin Farish - 1918 - 374 pagine
...the cave, where the child's bed was, to nurse him ; then she would return and rebuild the camp fire. "Frequently the dragon would come and question her,...eaten all of them. ' "When the child was larger he would not always stay in the cave, for he sometimes wanted to run and play. Once the dragon saw his... | |
 | 1922 - 862 pagine
...the cave, where the child's bed was, to nurse him; then she would return and rebuild the camp fire. "Frequently the dragon would come and question her,...would say, "I have no more children; you have eaten them all." "When the child was larger he would not always stay in the cave, for he sometimes wanted... | |
 | Arnold Krupat - 1994 - 566 pagine
...the cave, where the child's bed was, to nurse him; then she would return and rebuild the camp fire. Frequently the dragon would come and question her,...have eaten all of them." When the child was larger he would not always stay in the cave, for he sometimes wanted to run and play. Once the dragon saw his... | |
 | Arnold Krupat - 1994 - 566 pagine
...the cave, where the child's bed was, to nurse him; then she would return and rebuild the camp fire. Frequently the dragon would come and question her,...have eaten all of them." When the child was larger he would not always stay in the cave, for he sometimes wanted to run and play. Once the dragon saw his... | |
 | J. W. Lesueur - 2004 - 340 pagine
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