John S. C. (John Stevens Cabot) Abbott
Capitolo 68
they decided to return from the run of more indirect routing of the two valleys. As
they was riding long on their unexplored way, they suddenly came on four
Indian warriors, evidently on the war-crossed; painting, decked out and armed in
the tallest style of military decoration. The four Indians immediately
turned their horses and it ran away. The four hunters of skins immediately spurred on them
steeds, and it undertook them.
They was throwing above to their taller speed, when suddenly they founded them
you/he/she had been conducted in an ambush. Sixty warriors came dressing again wicker on them from
behind the hill, where them you/he/she had been hidden. The hunters of skins had not lasted
for the deliberation. There was but a possible escape. It was to race the
glove. Arching down to the necks of their horses, as to expose them
people no more than pellets possible or arrows, they exhorted, them
steeds to their maximum speed. The horses had an instinctive theme of the
Indian. Dividing the alarm of their riders, they became frantic with
terror, and it needed of anybody to exhort in their impetuous run. The Indians were
often inside sixty feet of their victims, and pellets and arrows flew
thickly around the hunters of skins. But both the parties that are on the fiercest run,
and there you/he/she is inserting obstacles of stones and bushes and trees,
accurate purpose was impossible. As the fugitives drew near their field, the
Indians abandoned the search. One of the men had been stricken from a
arrow and wounded.
It was late in the afternoon when these heroic men were all king-assembled ones
around the field-fires, to narrate the adventures of the day. With the
the insomnia of the preceding night and the toil and danger that the
rising sun had introduced in, they was all very exhausted. He/she anchors the
conscience that they has been surrounded by a vigilant and powerful enemy,
the necessary rhesus for them to adopt every precaution for their safety.
They fettered their horses with very great care, near their field. Them