John S. C. (John Stevens Cabot) Abbott

Capitolo 14

perceived, not a small to their alarm, of the touching object far in the
you outdistance behind. You clarified soon in a ribbon of many one hundred
Indian, well it climbed on, it painted and he/she decorated in the tallest style of
Barbaric art.  They was armed completely with their deadly arcs and arrows
and lances. It was indeed an imposing show as these wild warriors
on their steeds of fleet, with their long hair and dripping pennons in the
you leave without breath, it came down on them.

The small caravan arrested him and prepared for defense. There were twelve daring
hearts to meet many one hundred enemies on the open grassland. They knew
what the principal object of the Indians would be to grab the horses and mules
and it effects a precipitous escape with their treasure. This that is brought defeasible them
you torture and you murder the dealers in mere playfulness. Attach him with ferocity had a
the very healthy caution of rifles that you/they could throw far twice a pellet as as
the strongest arc and the most muscular arm could go to all speed' an arrow.

With the leads of their whirlwind they drew near until them they came among
distance of gun-hit, when them as it suddenly stopped. Every dealer had assured
his/her horse or mule with a rope and an iron it unites two feet along driven firmly
in the earth. Yours knew that if theirs was captured a cruel death
I attended them. They prepared him therefore to sell dearly their lives as as
possible. There were not any trunk or tree, or he/she takes to blows it departs back that both party
you/he/she could hide. The grassland open cover with grass was smooth as a floor.

For some time both the ribbons been standing, while looking at each other. The dealers in a
the small group had every man its rifle. It had the Indians in them irresistible
he/she forces arrival dressing again wicker simultaneously on them, them you/they could easily have
state stamped on in the dust. But it was equally sure that twelve
pellets, with infallible purpose you/they would have perforated the hearts of twelve of