True History of Some of the Pioneers of Colorado
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Some fought from ambush, some stood in the open and exchanged shot for shot ; some struggled in hand-to-hand fights, using knives for weapons; squaws would take their bow and ar- rows and at every opportunity would down a sol- dier. No discipline was used; the soldiers had to fight in the savage fashion.
The battle continued all day and by evening the soldiers had completely routed the Indians. What few escaped started for Little Raven's band on Ket- t'e creek.
THE PIONEERS OF COLORADO 83 The v...olunteers being hungry and tired after marching all night and fighting all day without any food or rest, did not count the dead Indians or look tor wounded ones, but searched their lodges for some- thing to eat. All they found was a little dried buf- falo meat, and that was all they had for supj)er. Some of the soldiers went to the creek for water; what little they found trickling through the sand was red with the blood of the Indians. They dug some holes in the sand a short distance below the Indians and the water oozing through the sand became fil- tered before reaching the holes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some fought from ambush, some stood in the open and exchanged shot for shot ; some struggled in hand-to-hand fights, using knives for weapons; squaws would take their bow and ar- rows and at every opportunity would down a sol- dier. No discipline was used; the soldiers had to fight in the savage fashion.
The battle continued all day and by evening the soldiers had completely routed the Indians. What few escaped started for Little Raven's band on Ket- t'e creek.
THE PIONEERS OF COLORADO 83 The v...olunteers being hungry and tired after marching all night and fighting all day without any food or rest, did not count the dead Indians or look tor wounded ones, but searched their lodges for some- thing to eat. All they found was a little dried buf- falo meat, and that was all they had for supj)er. Some of the soldiers went to the creek for water; what little they found trickling through the sand was red with the blood of the Indians. They dug some holes in the sand a short distance below the Indians and the water oozing through the sand became fil- tered before reaching the holes.
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