Ken Campbell
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And two were cautiously dismounting.
Ray watched one moment, with kindling eyes, then turned to his young chief of platoons.
Take your men, Field, and be ready to support.
There's something behind that second ridge.
End of chapter six Recorded by Ken Campbell
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Reading by Ken Campbell
A Daughter of the Sioux by General Charles King
Chapter seven
Blood will tell.
As Webb had predicted, even before nine o'clock came prompt, spirited response from Laramie, where the colonel had ordered the four troops to prepare for instant march, and had bitten the infantry to be ready for any duty the general might order.
From Omaha, Department headquarters, almost on the heels of the Laramie wire, came cheery word from their gallant chief.
Coming to join you Noon Train today Cheyenne one thirty tomorrow Your action in sending Ray's troop approved Hold others in readiness to move at moment's notice.
Wire further news, North Platte, Sydney, or Cheyenne to be me.
So the note of preparation was joyous throughout the barracks on the eastward side and mournful among the married quarters elsewhere.
But even through the blinding tears with which so many loving women wrought, packing the field and mess kits of soldier husbands whose duties kept them with their men at barracks or stables, there were some at least who were quick to see that matters of unusual moment called certain of the major stores.
staunch henchmen to the office, and that grave and earnest consultation was being held, from which men came with somber faces and close sealed lips.
First to note these indications was the indomitable help mate of old Wilkins, the post quartermaster.
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