The Vanguard
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All down and the camp silent, the white men crept back up the hill to the near vicinity of their horses, where they could confer with safety.
What to do was a puzzle. Arollo urged that they should mount, slip down the canon and stampede the Indian pony herd, as the worst blow the pair of them could hope, single-handed, to THE JOURNEY OF DEATH 117 strike them, or else that one should undertake the stampeding of the ponies while the other re mained above the camp on the chance of potting a few wa...rriors, and then making a safe get-away on his horse.
But this crude strategy did not appeal to Foun tain, for while the setting the band afoot, obvi ously, must cause them serious immediate embar rassment, it was sure to be no more than temporary, for in those days the tribes always had heavy reserves of ponies hidden away in one or another of their home camps in the hills.
Plainly this party was out to strike a serious blow somewhere. But where? At the overland travel along the old road that crossed the Jornado del Muerto, or at the Mexican settlements bor dering the Rio Grande?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All down and the camp silent, the white men crept back up the hill to the near vicinity of their horses, where they could confer with safety.
What to do was a puzzle. Arollo urged that they should mount, slip down the canon and stampede the Indian pony herd, as the worst blow the pair of them could hope, single-handed, to THE JOURNEY OF DEATH 117 strike them, or else that one should undertake the stampeding of the ponies while the other re mained above the camp on the chance of potting a few wa...rriors, and then making a safe get-away on his horse.
But this crude strategy did not appeal to Foun tain, for while the setting the band afoot, obvi ously, must cause them serious immediate embar rassment, it was sure to be no more than temporary, for in those days the tribes always had heavy reserves of ponies hidden away in one or another of their home camps in the hills.
Plainly this party was out to strike a serious blow somewhere. But where? At the overland travel along the old road that crossed the Jornado del Muerto, or at the Mexican settlements bor dering the Rio Grande?
What to read after The Vanguard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bronson Edgar Beecher to read onlineMoreLess
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