Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 166
plain, where a few more were lassoedfor sport. One frenzied animal came trumpetingup the steps of the stand occupied by the officersand guests. The official shouted commandsto the hunters; men climbed pillars; womenmounted tables, and shrieked; consternationreigned until the hunters scaled the… … THE STOCKADE FOR IMPRISONING THE CAPTURED HERD. swirling mass, and near the palisades of theenclosure, they were lassoed around the anklesas they raised their feet in walking, and the ca-bles which formed the nooses were made fast tothe posts of the stockade. Several cables boundthe feet of each…
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