John S. C. (John Stevens Cabot) Abbott

Capitolo 55

they almost immediately seemed to forget their loot, and to
you only think to a steep flight. In some moments the found whites
them masters of the field and also of the ownership. To return, the
animals to their owners were an impossibility. The Mr. Young, therefore,
it selected as many gods best horses as him it had need for men and he, and,
being of very scarce game, killed two, and you/he/she dried the most greater part of the meat for future
uses, while leaving the free rest."

Man was the moralses of the wild region. The Mr. Young were clarified in a
corteges of what he was legislator, judge, jury and executioner. The
ownership of others that he could forfeit to like, for his really use. The
Indian they probably retaliated him on the first ribbon of white men that you/they came
inside their power. And this retaliation would be held an action of playful
wild barbarism that demands the extinction of a tribe.

Their March continuing on the river of Gila trapping from the principle at the end from his,
waters of head that they has struck through the Saint country Fe. Here they founded a
ready market for their furs, to twelve dollars a pound. Their mules were
loaded down with two thousand pounds. This way the monetary results of the
trip amounted to the beautiful sum of winds four thousand dollars. The
hunters of skins, line up the text with money, returned to Taos. The vagrant of the party
soon it dissipated their earningses in to rise up, and it was anxious then to put out
on another excursion. Now it was April 1830.

Young Carson was to this point a very beautiful youth of twenty-one
years. He had gotten a tall reputation, and its pockets were full of
money with which he knew as soon as thing to do.  It is said that, for a
time, he was conducted out road by the convivial temptations with which he was
surrounded. To that length he went us we cannot verify. There is anybody
available information on this point. Perhaps the whole history is but one
of those calumnies to which all the men are exposed. One of his/her annalists
he/she writes:

"Young Kit, to this period of his/her life, it imitated the set of example from his