An Apache Princess
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"They've either deserted tothe enemy or been cut off and killed. " What, then, had become ofBlakely? What fate had befallen Wren?
By this time, late Saturday night, acting for the department commandernow lost somewhere in the mountains, Byrne had re-enforced the guardsat the agency and the garrison at Sandy with infantry drawn from FortWhipple at Prescott, for thither the Apaches would never venture. Theuntrammeled and sovereign citizen had his own way of treating theobnoxious native to the soi...l.
By this time, too, further word should have come from some of thefield columns, Sanders's especially. But though runners had reachedthe post bearing brief dispatches from the general, showing that heand the troops from the more southerly posts were closing in on thewild haunts of the Tontos about Chevlon's Fork, not a sign had comefrom this energetic troop commander, not another line from SergeantBrewster or his men, and there were women at Camp Sandy now nearly madwith sleepless dread and watching.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"They've either deserted tothe enemy or been cut off and killed. " What, then, had become ofBlakely? What fate had befallen Wren?
By this time, late Saturday night, acting for the department commandernow lost somewhere in the mountains, Byrne had re-enforced the guardsat the agency and the garrison at Sandy with infantry drawn from FortWhipple at Prescott, for thither the Apaches would never venture. Theuntrammeled and sovereign citizen had his own way of treating theobnoxious native to the soi...l.
By this time, too, further word should have come from some of thefield columns, Sanders's especially. But though runners had reachedthe post bearing brief dispatches from the general, showing that heand the troops from the more southerly posts were closing in on thewild haunts of the Tontos about Chevlon's Fork, not a sign had comefrom this energetic troop commander, not another line from SergeantBrewster or his men, and there were women at Camp Sandy now nearly madwith sleepless dread and watching.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King, Charles, 1844-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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