John S. C. (John Stevens Cabot) Abbott

Capitolo 59

every opportunity of hideaway, walking to on all four for a long distance on them
hands and knees. Having arrived among mean the hit of weapon from their fire they looked fixed on an a lot
unusual show and one who you/he/she would have been a lot alarming to some men
but that got used to the dangers of the wild region.

A big number of Indian warriors, painted, it decked out and he/she decorated in the
taller style of wild taste, was celebrating what they held a victory
on the white men. Their field was in a beautiful grove, on what would be
called a swaying grassland. There was some broken earth that
facilitated the approach of the hunters of skins. The nine horses that they had stolen
you/he/she was fettered in some rich grass, to a short distance from the camp.
The Indians had erected two great huts or wigwams that, in them
warns, they had partially built as strong in that they was able
you withdraw him and protects them they owe them is attached.

The great fires were warmly burning. To these fires of theirs you/they had roasted two
horses, and you/he/she had banqueted to the satisfaction. They was now dancing franticly around
these fires, brandishing their weapon shouting their ill-mannered songs of,
challenge and the exultation, interpose with occasional bursts of the acute one
and penetrating war-cry. Attach him with ferocity overcome in number the hunters of many skins to one.
They was also armed with rifles and you/they had learned whether to use them
cleverly. In perspective of a battle, disparities fearfully seemed so, against
the hunters of skins.

It was a dark night in January, and a wind in penetrating winter swept the
grassland. Also wild muscles will become tired in the frantic dance and the
continually repeated war-cry will exhaust the most stentorian bellows.
Carson ordered that his/her men perfectly remained quiet in their hideaway. As
they had but a scarce check to dress, they suffered of very from the
intense cold. Soon after midnight it attaches him with ferocity it threw down him around
the fires and the most greater part of them were tastily dormant soon.