Tales of the Southern Border
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Think of it ! fifteen to over three hundred ! taken by sur prise, too !
There was one young man in this doomed party, who had acted wildly since they set off on this fatal chase. He it was who had whispered hurriedly in the ear of Little Red head something that, in addition to the shrieks of women they were carrying off, caused his sudden and unexpected proposition to follow the Camanches. He had been one of 12 178 DEATH OF LITTLE BED-HEAD.
those who came out in the party with the lieutenant wh...om I have mentioned as my informant. His real name had not been given. He had been the most eager and rash of the Bangers, and had fought with almost superhuman fierceness. Since the moment of their falling into this ambush, his ob ject had seemed to be to cut his way through the over whelming mass in the direction of a group of warriors at a little distance, that took no part in what was going on, but were evidently in charge of the prisoners. He had even taken the lead of his captain, and by his frantic efforts had succeeded in carving a bloody lane through the Indians to this point.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Think of it ! fifteen to over three hundred ! taken by sur prise, too !
There was one young man in this doomed party, who had acted wildly since they set off on this fatal chase. He it was who had whispered hurriedly in the ear of Little Red head something that, in addition to the shrieks of women they were carrying off, caused his sudden and unexpected proposition to follow the Camanches. He had been one of 12 178 DEATH OF LITTLE BED-HEAD.
those who came out in the party with the lieutenant wh...om I have mentioned as my informant. His real name had not been given. He had been the most eager and rash of the Bangers, and had fought with almost superhuman fierceness. Since the moment of their falling into this ambush, his ob ject had seemed to be to cut his way through the over whelming mass in the direction of a group of warriors at a little distance, that took no part in what was going on, but were evidently in charge of the prisoners. He had even taken the lead of his captain, and by his frantic efforts had succeeded in carving a bloody lane through the Indians to this point.
What to read after Tales of the Southern Border?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles W Charles Wilkins Webber to read onlineMoreLess
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