Capitolo 45
solitary vagabondage he was united to the small ribbon of adventurers when them
started for the west--as they called him/it to them in those days! He was a strange
crews, for him he/she rarely talked to his/her individuals, but theirs knew that he was brave
and would abandon his/her life for some one of them! They called him/it to Them
Robert--nobody knew his/her other name, neither never churches.
"It was the custom to the place of commerce to treat the Indians with great
gentleness. The great heads sometimes came to the strong one and then the
soldiers and dealers acted as if theirs was entertaining the King of
England.
"A beginning in the morning that a sentinel has called out to his/her individuals how Indian they were
approaching himself/herself/itself. The soldiers quickly made all the preparations for them
reception. The imposing officer went in ahead with some of his/her men to
satisfy them. The Indian ribbon was conducted by a head--a, the great one, tall individual
with a carrying regal, and behind him another Indian brought his
arm limps him/it form of a white girl.
"Shortly the head explained that the girl was made evil; what them, the
white men, have to worry himself/herself/themselves about her! Where you/they had found him to them--that that horrible
it is probable that things would have happened before they did them her imprisoned anybody it was able
knows, for an Indian it never says and the white men knew best that to
ask! The girl was brought in refuge and you/he/she placed on a raw of wood
bed. It was Robert, the banishes that it helped develops the covers that have limited
his/her.
"In amazement the soldiers saw the face of a beautiful
girl--white waxen in his/her unawareness. Silently the Indians left the
white care of medicine-man for them prisoner. You had so fearfully been
hurt that for days she placed as if died! While the soldiers
entertained the Indians, the medicine-man and Robert they worked night and
day to save the young life.
"Having ended dealing with the white men the Indians it prepared
you return to their village that, they told the white men, street went far