A hundred yards east of the house, under a large Baobab-tree, far from their native land, both are buried.
The canoes had to be unloaded at this the worst rapid, and the goods carried about a hundred yards.
They often stood until we were within fifty or a hundred yards of them.
He rowed about a hundred yardsahead of the boats in the race, so that he could have a good view of that curious pastime.
I looked round--there were seventy of the accursed malvados at the least, and within, as I said, a hundred yards.
And that was within a hundred yards of the spot I had made-for after hearing the first call.
A roomy homestead, with smoke issuing from one of the chimneys, stood almost opposite my point of observation, and about a hundred yards distant, whilst a garden occupied the space between the house and the lagoon.
I went for them with a clear start of a hundred yards, and would have won easy, only that I saw they were station cattle; and at the same time I caught sight of another little lot in a hollow to the left, and Bat travelling for them.
At last I heard across the lignum the jangle of a brass bell, and the 'plock, plock' of an iron frog, and presently my quarry appeared in sight a couple of hundred yards ahead.
Murat went straight up to the town, from which he was hardly a hundred yards distant.
At the noise of the report shouts were heard about a hundred yards away.
Carried on by the rapidity of their course, the Camisards could not pull up till they were within a hundred yards of the enemy; they fired once, killing several, then turned round and retreated.
The delay caused by these fruitless attempts was of great service to the fugitive, who had gained more than a hundred yards on even the leading men of the Hurons, ere something like concert and order had entered into the chase.
The paddles were lifted and returned to the water in a noiseless manner; and when within a hundred yardsof the beach, Chingachgook took in his, altogether laying his hand on his rifle in its stead.
The effect on the ark was such as to supersede the necessity of rowing; and in about two hours the castle was seen, in the darkness, rising out of the water, at the distance of a hundred yards.
When within a hundred yards of the building the girls began to encircle it, in order to make sure that it was empty.
After breakfast he took me to his foreman's house, about a hundred yards off, half of which was given up to me until I should decide where to have a cottage built for my own use.
After seeing one, I have often had to go half a mile or more to fetch my gun, and in nearly every case have found it on the same tree, or within a hundred yards, when I returned.
It overflows at one point and forms a little stream of hot water, which at a hundred yards' distance is still too hot to hold the hand in.
It is quite simple, being nothing more than a radium generator diffusing radio-activity in all directions to a distance of a hundred yards or so from the flier.
Within a hundred yards of the ground it came to rest, floating gently in the light air, and at the same instant an alarm sounded at the sleeper's ear.
It was not more than a hundred yards wide, but very deep: we found no bottom in the middle with a line of eight fathoms.
We found ourselves in a narrow and nearly straight canal, not more than eighty to a hundred yards in width, and hemmed in by two walls of forest, which rose quite perpendicularly from the water to a height of seventy or eighty feet.
The creek was about a hundred yards wide, but narrower in some places.
The net was opened, and the boy slowly dragged the dangerous but cowardly beast to land through the muddy water, a distance of about a hundred yards.
Jasper ran forward; and, sure enough, a small object was discernible about a hundred yards ahead of the cutter, and nearly on her lee bow.
I know nothing of ports and anchors; but there is a direful Mingo trail within a hundred yards of this very spot, and as fresh as venison without salt.
Just as Mabel touched the shoulder of her guide, three of the Iroquois had appeared in the water, at the bend of the river, within a hundred yards of the cover, and halted to examine the stream below.
Accordingly I struck off to my left, and continuing straight forward for some hundred yards, I again struck into the thick jungle and came round to the wind.
The aggageers remained about a hundred yards distant, while I told Suleiman to return and hold my horse in readiness with his own.
This evening I had not proceeded a hundred yards, before finding indubitable signs of the recent presence of the tiger, I was obliged to come back.
They ran into the water both when driven down to a point, and likewise of their own accord when not frightened: the distance crossed was about two hundred yards.
The hill which I ascended was very small, not above a couple of hundred yards in diameter; but I saw others larger.
During the breeding season, when the male and female are together, the male utters a hoarse roar or bellowing, which, it is said, can be heard at the distance of more than a hundred yards.
On two occasions I saw some ostriches swimming across the Santa Cruz river, where its course was about four hundred yards wide, and the stream rapid.
One form--Mittel, he was certain--was perhaps a hundred yards in the rear.
I had glanced occasionally at the approaching schooner, and it was now almost abreast of us and not more than a couple of hundred yards away.
I drove the little herd (a dozen strong, now, what of the escapes she had permitted) a hundred yardsfarther on; and by the time she joined me I had finished the slaughter and was beginning to skin.
A hundred yards away, I saw the boat-puller pass a rifle to the hunter.
Judge then of my astonishment and delight at the second glance to perceive about a hundred yards away a brown object, looking like an ape in the half light, meandering slowly up the margin of the water towards me.
It struck a house a hundred yards away, stripping every shingle from the roof better than a master builder could in a week.
Before I had proceeded a hundred yards I was again surrounded by the savages, who were still in all the heat of argument, and appeared every moment as if they would come to blows.
Access was had to the enclosure through an embowered entrance, on one side, facing a number of towering cocoanut trees, planted at intervals along a level area of a hundred yards.
Tethering his horse in the edge of the wood, he continued a hundred yards on foot till he came to the stream.
He followed her gaze, and saw the Samoset, flag at half mast, rounding up and dropping anchor scarcely a hundred yards away.
A dozen mounted men, strung out loosely, approaching from the opposite side of the clearing, were only a matter of a hundred yards or so away.
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