Reminiscences of a Pioneer
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All available cavalry were sent in pursuit. The com- mand of Capt. Hasbrook had been out all day, and was accompanied by Donald McKay's Indians. Arriving at Dry Lake, then politely called Sauress Lake, they found that there was no water. Wells were dug but to no purpose, and McKay and his Indians were sent back to Boyles' camp for water. From Dry Lake to Boyles' camp the distance was about twelve miles. With a pack train McKay was in no hurry; as a matter of fact, Donald was never in a hurry wh...en there was danger about. He was an arrant coward, but had some REMINISCENCES OF A PIONEER 121 brave men of the Wascos with him. I speak advisedly of what I know. Capt. Hasbrook's command went into camp feeling se- cure, as the Indians were in hiding. But Hasbrook, old soldier as he was, had a lesson to learn. During the night a dog, belonging to the packers, kept growling. The boss of the train, Charley Larengel, went to the officer of the guard and told him the Indians were about and that they would certainly be attacked at daylight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All available cavalry were sent in pursuit. The com- mand of Capt. Hasbrook had been out all day, and was accompanied by Donald McKay's Indians. Arriving at Dry Lake, then politely called Sauress Lake, they found that there was no water. Wells were dug but to no purpose, and McKay and his Indians were sent back to Boyles' camp for water. From Dry Lake to Boyles' camp the distance was about twelve miles. With a pack train McKay was in no hurry; as a matter of fact, Donald was never in a hurry wh...en there was danger about. He was an arrant coward, but had some REMINISCENCES OF A PIONEER 121 brave men of the Wascos with him. I speak advisedly of what I know. Capt. Hasbrook's command went into camp feeling se- cure, as the Indians were in hiding. But Hasbrook, old soldier as he was, had a lesson to learn. During the night a dog, belonging to the packers, kept growling. The boss of the train, Charley Larengel, went to the officer of the guard and told him the Indians were about and that they would certainly be attacked at daylight.
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