Ken Campbell
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 21 Jul
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There had been a plot, of course, and the instant impulse of his soul was to fix the blame on others and to free himself.
An Indian trick, of course, and who but the little Indian maid with the traitor's gates could be the instrument.
Through her, of course, the conspirators about the post had been enabled to act.
She was the general's protege, not his, and the general must shoulder the blame.
Even when Flinsaw Nanette, self convicted through her very garb and her presence at the scene of the final struggle, even when assured it was
It was she and not the little Ogala girl who had been caught in the act, that the later in fact had never left the traitor's house.
His disproportionate mind refused to grasp the situation.
Nanette, he declared, with pallid face, must have been made a victim.
Nothing could have been farther from her thoughts than complicity in the escape of Eaglewing.
She had every reason to desire his restoration to health, strength, and to the fostering care of the good and charitable body of the Christian people interested in his behalf.
All this would be endangered by his attempt to rejoin the warriors on the warpath.
The major ordered the instant arrest of the sentry stationed at the door of the hospital room, shut out by the major's own act from all possibility of seeing what was going on within.
He ordered under arrest the corporal of the relief on post for presumable complicity, and, mindful of a famous case of Ethiopian skill, then new in the public mind, demanded of doctor Waller that he say in so many words that the guest
gig and wrist thongs on the prostate sentry had not been self applied.
Waller impassionately pointed to the huge lump at the base of the sufferer's skull.
Gag and bounds he might have so placed after much assidious practice, said he, but no man living could hit himself such a blow at the back of the head.
Who could have done it then?
asked Flint.
It was inconceivable to Waller's mind that any one of the soldiery could have been tempted to such perfidity for an Indian sake.
There was not at the moment an Indian scout or soldier at the post, or an Indian warrior.
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