Recollections of a Pioneer
Recollections of a Pioneer
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When the last of their party caught up they all set up a great yell 62 Recollections of a Pioneer and made a dash to get between us and our pack mules. Every man in our company drew his navy and each man pointed at a different Indian. We had the drop on them. They had not drawn the guns which some of them had or the bows and arrows which others car- ried, and the first attempt to draw a weapon meant a dead Indian and they knew it, so they halted and fell back. As soon as they were out of the wa...y we moved up and formed a ring around the pack mules, facing outward. This seemed to please them wonderfully, for they started galloping around us, yelling and going through all manner of ferocious maneuvers, but ap- parently never getting in a position where they could draw a weapon. As soon as w r e had surrounded our mules, Zach and Robert slipped off their horses and coupled all the mules together. This would keep them from scattering out. In a moment the boys were back in their saddles and back in the ring facing outward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the last of their party caught up they all set up a great yell 62 Recollections of a Pioneer and made a dash to get between us and our pack mules. Every man in our company drew his navy and each man pointed at a different Indian. We had the drop on them. They had not drawn the guns which some of them had or the bows and arrows which others car- ried, and the first attempt to draw a weapon meant a dead Indian and they knew it, so they halted and fell back. As soon as they were out of the wa...y we moved up and formed a ring around the pack mules, facing outward. This seemed to please them wonderfully, for they started galloping around us, yelling and going through all manner of ferocious maneuvers, but ap- parently never getting in a position where they could draw a weapon. As soon as w r e had surrounded our mules, Zach and Robert slipped off their horses and coupled all the mules together. This would keep them from scattering out. In a moment the boys were back in their saddles and back in the ring facing outward.
What to read after Recollections of a Pioneer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Watt Gibson to read onlineMoreLess
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