1
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From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
10th
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From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
1900
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From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
650
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From this reading The _Primero de Mayo_ is a boat of 650 tons.
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
anew
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
AiresnounUS /ˈeriz/
plural of “aire” — a river in northern England that flows southeast through West Yorkshire
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
a quantity of money
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
ArgentinenounUS /ˈɑːrdʒəntiːn/
any of various small silver-scaled salmon-like marine fishes
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
arrangeverbUS /ərˈeɪndʒ/
put into a proper or systematic order
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
past form of “arrive” — reach a destination; arrive by movement or progress
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
Bahia
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From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/
the past participle of “be”
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
Belgrano
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From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
a committee having supervisory powers
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
a small vessel for travel on water
From this reading The _Primero de Mayo_ is a boat of 650 tons.
Buenos
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From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
showing who or what does the action
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
Camerones
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From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
cargonounUS /ˈkɑːrɡoʊ/
goods carried by a large vehicle
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
inflected form of “carry” — move while supporting, either in a vehicle or in one's hands or on one's body
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
cavynoun
short-tailed rough-haired South American rodent
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
Cañadones
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From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
colonistsnounUS /ˈkɑːlənɪsts/
plural of “colonist” — a person who settles in a new colony or moves into new country
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
communicationnounUS /kəˌmjuːnəˈkeɪʃən/
the activity of communicating; the activity of conveying information
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
plural of “companion” — a friend who is frequently in the company of another
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
courteouslyadverb
in a polite manner
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
a Mid-Atlantic state; one of the original 13 colonies
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
any of various platforms built into a vessel
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
plural of “difficulty” — an effort that is inconvenient
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
an effort that is inconvenient
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
plural of “dog” — a member of the genus Canis (probably descended from the common wolf) that has been domesticated by man since prehistoric times; occurs in many breeds
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
all through a period, or at some point within it
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
earlyadjectiveUS /ˈɜːrli/
at or near the beginning of a period of time or course of events or before the usual or expected time
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
embarkedverbUS /emˈbɑːrkt/
past form of “embark” — go on board
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
make void or empty of contents
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
a division of the United Kingdom
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
Estancia
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From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
existingadjectiveUS /ɪɡˈzɪstɪŋ/
presently existing
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
beyond what is ordinary or usual; highly unusual or exceptional or remarkable
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
FarmsnounUS /fɑːrmz/
plural of “farm” — workplace consisting of farm buildings and cultivated land as a unit
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
a quantifier that can be used with count nouns and is often preceded by “a”; a small but indefinite number
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
FirstadjectiveUS /fɜːrst/
preceding all others in time or space or degree
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
about to be mentioned or specified
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
FoxesnounUS /ˈfɑːksəz/
plural of “fox” — alert carnivorous mammal with pointed muzzle and ears and a bushy tail; most are predators that do not hunt in packs
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
GauchosnounUS /ˈɡaʊtʃoʊz/
plural of “gaucho” — a cowboy of the South American pampas
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
generationsnounUS /ˌdʒenərˈeɪʃənz/
plural of “generation” — all the people living at the same time or of approximately the same age
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
Golfo
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From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
having desirable or positive qualities especially those suitable for a thing specified
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
the organization that is the governing authority of a political unit
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
acknowledged as a supposition
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
GuanaconounUS /ɡwəˈnɑːkoʊ/
wild llama
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
guanacos
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From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
HOnounUS /hoʊ/
a trivalent metallic element of the rare earth group; occurs together with yttrium; forms highly magnetic compounds
From this reading SOUTHWARD HO!
plural of “horse” — solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehistoric times
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
plural of “indian” — a native or inhabitant of India
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading The _Primero de Mayo_ is a boat of 650 tons.
ItinerarynounUS /aɪˈtɪnəreri/
an established line of travel or access
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
used when the thing doing the action is also its object
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
past form of “kill” — cause to die; put to death, usually intentionally or knowingly
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
KillingnounUS /ˈkɪlɪŋ/
an event that causes someone to die
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
the land on which real estate is located
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
an intermediate platform in a staircase
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
LandscapenounUS /ˈlændskeɪp/
an expanse of scenery that can be seen in a single view
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
a systematic means of communicating by the use of sounds or conventional symbols
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
the act of departing
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
Lochiel
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From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
terms referring to the Judeo-Christian God
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
lordsnounUS /lɔːrdz/
plural of “lord” — terms referring to the Judeo-Christian God
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
Madryn
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From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
Mafeking
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From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
maidensnounUS /ˈmeɪdənz/
plural of “maiden” — an unmarried girl (especially a virgin)
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
a quantifier that can be used with count nouns and is often preceded by “as” or “too” or “so” or “that”; amounting to a large but indefinite number
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
Maté
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From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
MayonounUS /ˈmeɪoʊ/
egg yolks and oil and vinegar
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
thing or person that acts to produce a particular effect or achieve an end
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
the force of workers available
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
MiragesnounUS /mərˈɑːʒəz/
plural of “mirage” — an optical illusion in which atmospheric refraction by a layer of hot air distorts or inverts reflections of distant objects
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
plural of “month” — one of the twelve divisions of the calendar year
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
used when the speaker is also the object of the action
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
Nuevo
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From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
past form of “offer” — make available or accessible, provide or furnish
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
OlderadjectiveUS /ˈoʊldər/
advanced in years; (“aged” is pronounced as two syllables)
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
ostrichesnounUS /ˈɑːstrɪtʃɪz/
plural of “ostrich” — a person who refuses to face reality or recognize the truth (a reference to the popular notion that the ostrich hides from danger by burying its head in the sand)
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
not the same one or ones already mentioned or implied
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
Pack-horses
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
pampasnounUS /ˈpæmpəz/
the vast grassy plains of northern Argentina
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
passagesnounUS /ˈpæsədʒəz/
plural of “passage” — the act of passing from one state or place to the next
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
plural of “passenger” — a traveler riding in a vehicle (a boat or bus or car or plane or train etc) who is not operating it
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
PatagonianounUS /ˌpætəˈɡoʊniə/
region in southern South America between the Andes and the South Atlantic
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
plagueverbUS /pleɪɡ/
cause to suffer a blight
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
a small pouch inside a garment for carrying small articles
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
a place (seaport or airport) where people and merchandise can enter or leave a country
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
Primero
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
pumanounUS /ˈpuːmə/
large American feline resembling a lion
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
pumas
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
ReednounUS /riːd/
tall woody perennial grasses with hollow slender stems especially of the genera Arundo and Phragmites
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
a division of an ocean or a large body of salt water partially enclosed by land
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
the act of searching for something
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
SeptembernounUS /sepˈtembər/
the month following August and preceding October
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
settlementsnounUS /ˈsetəlmənts/
plural of “settlement” — a body of people who settle far from home but maintain ties with their homeland; inhabitants remain nationals of their home state but are not literally under the home state's system of government
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
an instance of visual perception
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
solenounUS /soʊl/
the underside of footwear or a golf club
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
SOUTHWARDadverbUS /ˈsaʊθwərd/
toward the south
From this reading SOUTHWARD HO!
take the first step or steps in carrying out an action
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
a message that tells the particulars of an act or occurrence or course of events; presented in writing or drama or cinema or as a radio or television program
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
in or at that place or location
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
the plural of “this”: the people or things near, or just mentioned
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
an instance or single occasion for some event
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
tonsnounUS /tʌnz/
a large number or amount
From this reading The _Primero de Mayo_ is a boat of 650 tons.
transportsnounUS /trænˈspɔːrts/
plural of “transport” — something that serves as a means of transportation
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
the act of going from one place to another
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
Trelew
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
a source of difficulty
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
unusually great in size or amount or degree or especially extent or scope
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
WalesnounUS /weɪlz/
one of the four countries that make up the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland; during Roman times the region was known as Cambria
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
WelshnounUS /weltʃ/
a native or resident of Wales
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading We arrived at Buenos Aires early in September 1900, and on the 10th we embarked again on board the _Primero de Mayo_, one of the transports of the Argentine Government, by which my companions and myself had courteously been granted passages to Patagonia.
used to talk about the future, or about willingness
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
the coldest season of the year; in the northern hemisphere it extends from the winter solstice to the vernal equinox
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
in the company of; together with
From this reading We carried an extraordinary amount of deck cargo, for there were a good many passengers on board, as these transports offered the sole means existing at that time[1] of communication by sea with Argentine Patagonia.
used of the younger of two persons of the same name especially used to distinguish a son from his father
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.
youthsnounUS /juːðz/
plural of “youth” — a young person (especially a young man or boy)
From this reading Leaving England -- Start -- _Primero de Mayo_ -- Port Belgrano -- Welsh colonists -- Story of Mafeking -- First sight of Patagonia -- Golfo Nuevo -- Port Madryn -- Landing -- Trelew -- A pocket Wales -- Difficulties of early colonists -- Other Welsh settlements -- Older and younger generations -- Welsh youths and Argentine maidens -- Language difficulty will arrange itself -- A plague of "lords" -- Lord Reed -- Trouble of following a lord -- Itinerary -- Travelling in Patagonia -- Few men, many horses -- Pack-horses -- Start for Bahia Camerones -- Foxes, ostriches, cavy -- On the pampas -- Guanaco -- First guanaco -- _Maté_ -- Dogs -- Farms -- Indians -- Landscape -- Mirages -- Vast empty land -- _Cañadones_ -- _Estancia_ Lochiel -- Seeking for puma -- Killing guanacos -- Many pumas killed during winter months--Gauchos.