Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 158
fear,and had hardly moved a muscle after the nearapproach of the flames. Now they could notbe induced to move. But quicker than thoughteach Indian cast off his blanket, and envelopedhis horses head. Then they grasped thebridles, jumped upon the horses backs, anddashed out through the avenue of… … THE INDIANS, WITH UPLIFTED ARMS, WERE CALLING UPON THE GREAT SPIRIT, IN A WEIRD CHANT. thankful hearts that we drove into Gray runner of what was to come, I would haveHorse, about ten oclock that night; and I been wiser to leave wild scenes to thosethought that if my first experience was a fore-…
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