Then And Now Or Thirty Six Years in the Rockies Personal Reminiscences of Som
Then And Now Or Thirty Six Years in the Rockies Personal Reminiscences of Som
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The spree then began. After the cowardly plotters had nerved themselves sufhciently for the bloody work, they secretly recovered their weapons and then began to quarrel with the chief. The latter, with his usual intrepidity, replied to their sneers and insults with contemptuous epithets, and finally brought the quarrel to a climax by kicking three of them over the river bank. The cowards then opened fire upon the de- fenseless chief and he fell riddled with bullets. Meanwhile the son, attracted... by the noise, left the water and came to the as- sistance of his father. He was shot down four times, but reached the spot where his father laid and fell dead upon his body. " Many other skirmishes have taken place between Indians of different tribes in this vicinity, of which I shall make no mention, and, as Chief Little Plume said: "As long as there remains a Crow and Piegan, so long will there be war. " One more instance to confirm this statement I wish to refer to. It was in 1874. There were six of us working on an irri- gation ditch near the bank of the Sun river, two miles from Fort Shaw, and on the opposite side of the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The spree then began. After the cowardly plotters had nerved themselves sufhciently for the bloody work, they secretly recovered their weapons and then began to quarrel with the chief. The latter, with his usual intrepidity, replied to their sneers and insults with contemptuous epithets, and finally brought the quarrel to a climax by kicking three of them over the river bank. The cowards then opened fire upon the de- fenseless chief and he fell riddled with bullets. Meanwhile the son, attracted... by the noise, left the water and came to the as- sistance of his father. He was shot down four times, but reached the spot where his father laid and fell dead upon his body. " Many other skirmishes have taken place between Indians of different tribes in this vicinity, of which I shall make no mention, and, as Chief Little Plume said: "As long as there remains a Crow and Piegan, so long will there be war. " One more instance to confirm this statement I wish to refer to. It was in 1874. There were six of us working on an irri- gation ditch near the bank of the Sun river, two miles from Fort Shaw, and on the opposite side of the river.
What to read after Then And Now Or Thirty Six Years in the Rockies Personal Reminiscences of Som?
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