John S. C. (John Stevens Cabot) Abbott

Capitolo 51

and, for my part, I hope, that we am able. The idea of the Californians generally,
as the other Mexicans, that the Americans are too realized for them, it is
true enough. But there is certainly a lot of room for a great population,
and I should prefer that the run that has more enterprise should come and
you cultivate the country with us."

This way the conversation continued for two hours. Young Carson modestly
it suggested that you/he/she would have been best if the Spaniards were less cruel in
storming their horses.

"Your horses", it said him, "it would make excellent hunters of Indian buffalo with correct
training. I have some horses to field that I intend he/she will see Indian buffalo. But
because softly draws not with them when them first they are taken? You were able
this way you preserve the whole spirit that they has in the herd. Forgive me, but me to think
what in to tame Your horses You their spirits break."

"I sometimes think of yes also", the Spanish gentleman answered. "We climb on one
you/he/she has just taken from the flock, and it goes him/it by bicycle until him it becomes kind from
exhaustion. Our custom is brought from Spain. Well enough he/she answers with
us, where our horses go in raw;  and when one is used on, we turn him/it to us
out and he/she takes on another."

When young took Carson his/her permission, the Spaniard, with the true Castilian
courtesy, pressed its hand, it thanked him/it for its visit, and it promised to
return him/it to the field. It was so instinctively that Kit Carson,
a gentleman, naturally taken a stand his/her among gentlemen.

In the meantime the most greater part of the ill-mannered hunters of skins, almost seeming to be of a
different nature from Kit Carson, was satisfying in a drunk you carouse to
Los Angelos. They got in a brawl with the Mexicans. Knives were drawn,
wounds inflicted, and a Mexican was killed.

It became necessary to find as soon as possible away these men. Carson was
sent in before March of one day, with everybody that could be picked. Next day