Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 155
, alittle behind him. Yes, sir. Theyll turnup before long, sir. Had nt we better go intocamp, sir ? We ve had a pretty long march,since morning, sir. • Right away, Bob. We 11 camp here.Coo-ee-e! called Bob, as he droppedlightly from his horse. He raised his voiceonce more, in a different kind of… … :ALL THAT WAS VISIBLE WAS TWO HORSES HEADS. AND TWO .MEN APPARENTLY SEATED O.N THE WATER. For years I had hoped to visit the IndianTerritory before the rush of homesteaders hadsettled the country to such an extent as to putan end to the native wildness of the regionand people. My opportunity came…
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