John S. C. (John Stevens Cabot) Abbott
Capitolo 54
very mistrustful. It is not unlikely that the Indians, had them some
historical, it would give a very different version of the history.
"Nearby the mouth of the San the river of their Pedro they discovered a great herd of
horses and mules. On a their nearer examination found that they was in
possession of a ribbon of Indians of what you/they had previously given them some them
free hostility. Not having forgotten theirs first troubles with
these people, they determined to pay them street in their his/her own coin from
stripping them some herd. A short search all it took is discovering the Indian
field. Without waiting for an instant, they put their horses to their speed,
and it debited in among the huts. The Indians were so entirely picked up from
surprises that they was panic-stricken, and it ran away in every direction. Them
however the rallied rather and a struggle in march started that it lasted some
time, but that it didn't change the matters for the Indians. The whole one
herd fell in the possession of the hunters of skins.
"In the same evening, after the men were wound above in them
covers, and it placed down for sleep, and while enjoying their sleeps a,
noise reached their ears that played a lot of it likes distant thunder. But
a near question of the sense to feel clearly showed that an enemy
it was nearby to course of hand. Jumping on, with available rifle, for generally in the
mountains that the gun of a man remains in the same cover with him, on everybody
you occasion rest, them the sallied ahead to reconnoitre, and it discovered a
few warlike that drive along a ribbon than at least two hundred horses. The
hunters of skins immediately understood that the warriors had been to the Mexican
setup in Sonorous, on a thievish consignment and that the horses had
changed hands, with only a party to the bargain. The opportunity to
you instill a lesson on the wild raiders it was too much good person to be lost.
"They greeted the thieves with a discharge from their rifles that, with the
pellets that whistle on their heads and bodies, so it surprised them that