Edited sentence: (Man of the Plains recollections of Luther North 1856-1883, University of Nebraska Press, Pioneer Heritage Series Vol.He jumped on his horse and gathered up his herd and drove them into the village ahead of our men, who were shooting at him.He was about fifteen years old and we were very close to him before he saw us.He was mounted on a very good horse and could easily have gotten away if he had left his herd, but he took them all in ahead of him, then at the edge of the of the village he turned and joined a band of warriors that were trying to hold us back, while the women and children were getting away, and there he died like a warrior.However, while Frank was a partner with Cody in the cattle business, he related the story of the shooting in detail essentially as Luther recollected it.Luther North recalled in the book Man of the Plains; "about a half mile from and off to one side from our line, a Cheyenne boy was herding horses.Luther North recounted that Tall Bull's wife stated three days later when asked by Leo Palliday if Tall bull was killed , "She said "yes" and pointed to my brother and saind "this man killed him where I came out of the Canyon" (Ibid).Luther North's biographer George Bird Grinnell footnoted this event "William Cody later claimed he had killed Tall Bull and Cody's protagonists have stated that Luther North's account of the shooting was an invention.No braver man ever existed than that 15 year old boy"  (Man of the Plains recollections of Luther North 1856-1883, University of Nebraska Press, Pioneer Heritage Series Vol.VI (1961), pg 114.VI (1961), pg 128