 She succeeded by the help of her teeth in breaking them entirely ; disappeared during the night; and at the fourth rising sun was seen at the mission of San Fernando, hovering around the hut where her children were confined. ' What that woman performed,'...  Humboldt's travels and discoveries in South America - Seite 211von Alexander von Humboldt - 1840 - 278 SeitenVollansicht - Über dieses Buch
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...being wounded, the Indians of Javita had loosened her bonds, unknown to the missionary and the alcades. She succeeded by the help of her teeth in breaking them entirely ; disappeared doring the night ; and at the fourth rising sun, was seen at the mission of San Fernando, hovering... | |
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