The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-09-19
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"Carnero," he said TO him, though in
these remote regions. we have but little
to fear, still do not fail to place SEN
tries"
II have warned two men. mi amo."
the capataz replied: moreover. intend
to make nv rounds tonight. eb lose"
he added. are Won certain Won are not
mistaken, and that YOU really lifted a
trail? Do YOU know to what nation the
sign you discovered helongs?"
Grow the redskin answered boarse-
ly.
"Cerai ~, tbe mas+er eYcIaimed of
they are Crows we shall do well to be
on our guard"
Nonsense p Carncro remarked with
grin of derision. Indians tell as many
lies as old women"
The Indians eyes flashed; without
deigning to reply he drew moccasin from
his breast, and threw it so adroitly at
the capataz as to strike him across the
face. Furious at the insult so suddenly
offered by man whom he always consid-
cred inoffensiye, the half-breed uttered
yell of rage, and rushed knife in hand on
the Indian
But the latter had not taken his eve off
him, and by slight movement he avoided
the desperate attack of the canataz. then
drawing himself up. he caught him round
the waist. raised him from the ground as
easily as he would have done child
and hurled him inro the fire where he
writhed for a moment with cries of main
and impotent passion. When he at length
got out of the fire, half scorched he did
not think of renewing the attack. but sat
down, directing savage glances at his'l
adversary. like a turnspit punished by a
nastif.
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With a iaer s'vou had hattar forgot tbis
fair. which I allow might he disa greeable
o your self-esteem for fancy Won would
lot be the gamer by Recommending the
uarrel."
The "a nataz did nor answer but LOOKED
ound to select one on whom he copIa
emf his spite without incurring risk +.
ut the poems were on their puard and
ffered him no chance He than made
signal to two men TO follow him. and
,ft the circle trumbling
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few moments plunged in serions
bought; he then withdrew beneath his
emit. the curtain of which fell behind
i'm; and the poems Law down on the
round one after the other. with their
,et TO the fire. carefully wrapned nm in
leir sarapes and fell asleep.
The Indian then looked searcbingly
round him. and. rising negIigently. went
owlv TO crouch at the foot of n tree
lough not before he had taken the pre-
lution of wrapping himself in his buffalo
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