The Life And Adventures of Frank Grouard Chief of Scouts U S a
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H. TERRY.
BY PERMISSION OF JOHN f. FINERTY.
THE OUSTER MASSACRE. 247 clear back to Tongue river a distance of forty miles. Not being able to overtake me, they gave up the chase. After they left me I was so tired out that when I got over on Soldier creek I went into the brush, unsaddled my horse and went to sleep. I must have slept there all that night until the next morning between 10 and 11 o'clock.
When I woke up I could hear Indians talking. Crawling out so that I could see what was going on..., I discovered that quite a large scouting party had camped right in below me not over five hundred yards from where I was resting. For fear they might run across me or see me I led my horse into the brush, threw him down, tied his feet so that he could not get up and went off to the best hiding place I could find and stayed there until after dark. Then, everything being safe, I untied my horse, saddled him up and started to get out of there as quietly as I could. I reached the command about 4 o'clock the next day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H. TERRY.
BY PERMISSION OF JOHN f. FINERTY.
THE OUSTER MASSACRE. 247 clear back to Tongue river a distance of forty miles. Not being able to overtake me, they gave up the chase. After they left me I was so tired out that when I got over on Soldier creek I went into the brush, unsaddled my horse and went to sleep. I must have slept there all that night until the next morning between 10 and 11 o'clock.
When I woke up I could hear Indians talking. Crawling out so that I could see what was going on..., I discovered that quite a large scouting party had camped right in below me not over five hundred yards from where I was resting. For fear they might run across me or see me I led my horse into the brush, threw him down, tied his feet so that he could not get up and went off to the best hiding place I could find and stayed there until after dark. Then, everything being safe, I untied my horse, saddled him up and started to get out of there as quietly as I could. I reached the command about 4 o'clock the next day.
What to read after The Life And Adventures of Frank Grouard Chief of Scouts U S a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph De Barthe to read onlineMoreLess
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