Encounter Between Sioux Indians of the Pine Ridge Agency
Encounter Between Sioux Indians of the Pine Ridge Agency
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Q. All of the Indians of the party? — A. Some of them were ahead of me, some on this side, some on that side, a few laeliind me, and some in the lead, then in the placi' where Mr. Miller and the rest of them were.
il. You say one Indian threw up dust; do you know wIk) that was? — A. No; I could net see.
Q. Did he say anything when he did that? — A. No; he did not say anything. One ()f the squaws was singing a song; I know it was kind of a blood-curdling song.
Q. How long did it continue? — A. W...hen they first started to ride up in the leail, the last I heard of them; when they drove away it was the last I heard.
Q. What was Jesse Little War Bonnet doing "at the time? — A. When they all went away we caught u]) with the rest of them and we was talking. ^Ir. Miller was talk- ing about going to the Fiddleback; he was behind us and rode close and rode through us a time or two; when we stopped he rode along then and rode In'tween us; when we stopped he stopped. He said (Miller) he (lidn't tiiink there was any show to take them; tliey wouldn't go; he said maybe there was a hill that we could get n\) to, and maybe we could get behind that, then we could get them to surrender and they would go with us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Q. All of the Indians of the party? — A. Some of them were ahead of me, some on this side, some on that side, a few laeliind me, and some in the lead, then in the placi' where Mr. Miller and the rest of them were.
il. You say one Indian threw up dust; do you know wIk) that was? — A. No; I could net see.
Q. Did he say anything when he did that? — A. No; he did not say anything. One ()f the squaws was singing a song; I know it was kind of a blood-curdling song.
Q. How long did it continue? — A. W...hen they first started to ride up in the leail, the last I heard of them; when they drove away it was the last I heard.
Q. What was Jesse Little War Bonnet doing "at the time? — A. When they all went away we caught u]) with the rest of them and we was talking. ^Ir. Miller was talk- ing about going to the Fiddleback; he was behind us and rode close and rode through us a time or two; when we stopped he rode along then and rode In'tween us; when we stopped he stopped. He said (Miller) he (lidn't tiiink there was any show to take them; tliey wouldn't go; he said maybe there was a hill that we could get n\) to, and maybe we could get behind that, then we could get them to surrender and they would go with us.
What to read after Encounter Between Sioux Indians of the Pine Ridge Agency?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Bureau of Indian Affairs From Old to read onlineMoreLess
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