Ken Campbell

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601 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 21 Jul

Ken Campbell’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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But he called you by name.
I heard him plainly.
So did Meissner here, protested Blake.
Hello, what have you there, corporal?
he added, as young Fernie, the surely killed, came running back, bearing in his hand a gayly ornamented pouch of buckskin.
with long fringes and heavy crusting of brilliant beads.
Picked it up by that pony yonder, sir, answered the corporal, with a salute.
Beg pardon, sir, but will the captain take my horse?
He is hit too bad to carry him.
Two, indeed, of Blake's horses were crippled, and it was high time to be going.
Mechanically he took the pouch and tied it to his waistbelt.
Thank God no man is hurt, he said.
But now back to Frain.
Watch those ridges and be ready if a feather shows, and spread out a little.
Don't ride in a bunch.
But there was a bigger game miles to the west, demanding all the attention of the gathered Sioux.
There were none to spare to send so far, and though three warriors, one of them raging and clamoring for further attempt despite his wounds, hovered about the retiring party.
Blake and his fellows within another hour were in sight of the sheltering walls of Frank.
And after last and long range swapping of shots, with Blake and Meisner, footing it most of the way, led their crippled mounts in safety towards the Rubicon of the West, the swift flowing plant.
They were still three miles out when Blake found leisure to examine the contents of that beaded pouch, and the first thing drawn from its depth was a about the last thing a Christian would think to find in the wallet of a Sioux.
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