John S. C. (John Stevens Cabot) Abbott
Capitolo 85
The suggestion started then. Very of the Indian warriors done long and
wordy discourses, with a lot of protests of the friendship but attentively
avoiding some offer to restore the stolen animals. The Mr. Carson listened
patiently and it didn't make answer, until them they were out discourses. Him
simply he/she answered then, that he was very happy to it learns that the Indians were
friendly in their feelings toward the whites, and that the taking of the
animals were an error. The hunters of skins would neglect therefore the bargain,
and peacefully he/she returns home with the restored horses.
The Indian oratories started again to chat, while branching away on various
points irrelevant to the question in matter. But the Mr. Carson was in any humor
being drawn in an useless conversation. To these eloquent discourses he did
anybody answer, but simply it demanded the return of the horses.
The Indians started to rage, to speak strong and to grow insolent. But Mr.
Carson never allowed him to lose his/her temperament. A man in a passion rarely
actions wisely. With calm persistence he said, "I cannot listen to introductions
of the peace, until our horses they are restored." He/she anchors the Indians they hesitated
you provoke a battle in which you/they would undoubtedly fall some of their warriors.
For a long time they sent and they drew five of the more poor man and more
it exhausted some horses, while saying that these were everybody that they was able or
it would restore.
The hunters of skins accepted this as a declaration of war. In one body of theirs they retired
to grab their rifles and to submit the question to the arbitrament of
battle. Also attach him with ferocity, with tumultuous howlings, it dressed again wicker to grab them
guns. The battle immediately started, every party that looks for the refuge of
trees. But for the they feared in that it attaches him with ferocity been standing of the powers of the
white men, the advantages would have been in their favor ten to one. There
it was infallible shots on both the sides. Nobody could show to the