John S. C. (John Stevens Cabot) Abbott

Capitolo 79

the muscular arm of Carson had inflicted, it evidently gave the animals
terrible pain. They filled the forest with their howlings, and it looked for
to bury their faces under the covers with grassy sod. For of their time they lingered around
the tree, anxiously looking at their prey as if I cross to leave him/it. But
they didn't risk him to incur in a repetition of their punishment they had
it already received. For a long time, with almost a laughable aspect of
disconsolateness, they slowly retired in the forest.

Carson waited up to how sure that they had withdrawn completely. Him then
come down the tree, it reloaded his/her rifle, and mending to the stain where him
you/he/she had shot the elk, it founded that you/he/she had already been devoured by wolves. This
adventure had spent a lot of terrible times. It was not up to the morning
dawned, that Carsons it found again his/her way to his/her anxious companions in the
field. He often told never that his/her life, you/he/she had been him exposed to greater
danger, that on this occasion.




CHAPTER YOU.

The appointment.

    Equitable in the wild Region.--The camp.--Dispersion of the
    Hunters of skins.--The hostility of the Blackfeet.--You camps on the Great Snake
    River.--The Raiders of Blackfeet.--The Search.--The Calumet.--The
    Battle.--Kit Carson hurt.--The Rencontre with Shunan.--The
    Defeat and Humiliation of Shunan.--Extraordinary modesty of
    Carson.--Testimony to the Virtues of the Mr. Carson.


In the morning the party fortunately found, in one of their traps a
beaver on which not very appetizing meat them the breakfasted. The tail of
a beaver when well he/she cooked, a true delicacy is esteemed. But a tail
it would not furnish enough food for three men. Fifteen days passed away
in front of the small ribbon of Kit Carson you/he/she was gathered with the greatest society of
The Mr. Fitzpatrick and Bridger. An appointment had been named to a stain
on Green river that allowed him the great attractions for a camp.

In some unexplained intelligence of way had been brought, through the