Stories of the Old Santa Fe Trail
Stories of the Old Santa Fe Trail
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192 STORIES OF THE The truth of this tragedy, in all its details, will probably never be known, for the Indians, who were the principal ac. Tors, were reticent as is their wont, and only what has been related, in a rude manner, could be gathered from them.
It is the impression of the writer, however, that the un- fortunate men were captured and tortured, the evidence all pointing so strongly in that direction but this the Indians denied. But if they really were killed as stated by the sav- ages..., who, even then, in the quiet of his own home, can re- alize what the scouts suffered, as they stood shoulder to shoul- der against that scarred and blasted tree hopelessly defending themselves from the overpowering number of red fiends op- posed, with the fort in sight from the top of the bluffs just above them ; or how immeasurably less can be imagined the feelings of Davis as he saw his faithful comrade fall how despairingly he must have clutched his rifle as his stock of cartridges was fast diminishing ; how earnestly he must have looked toward the horizon for some hope of help that never came.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
192 STORIES OF THE The truth of this tragedy, in all its details, will probably never be known, for the Indians, who were the principal ac. Tors, were reticent as is their wont, and only what has been related, in a rude manner, could be gathered from them.
It is the impression of the writer, however, that the un- fortunate men were captured and tortured, the evidence all pointing so strongly in that direction but this the Indians denied. But if they really were killed as stated by the sav- ages..., who, even then, in the quiet of his own home, can re- alize what the scouts suffered, as they stood shoulder to shoul- der against that scarred and blasted tree hopelessly defending themselves from the overpowering number of red fiends op- posed, with the fort in sight from the top of the bluffs just above them ; or how immeasurably less can be imagined the feelings of Davis as he saw his faithful comrade fall how despairingly he must have clutched his rifle as his stock of cartridges was fast diminishing ; how earnestly he must have looked toward the horizon for some hope of help that never came.
What to read after Stories of the Old Santa Fe Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Inman Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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