Mike Vendetti
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Reading by Mike Vendetti Mike Vendetti dot com A Daughter of the Sioux by General Charles King Chapter ten
I'll never go back.
A sharp affair indeed was that of this September day.
A fight long talked of on the frontier if soon forgotten in the States, obedient to his orders to push to the relief of the imperiled party.
On the dry fork, Ray had made good time to Moccason Ridge, even though saving horses and men for the test of the later hours.
Well he knew his march would be watched by some of Stabber's band.
But little did he dream at starting that Indian strategy would take the unusual form of dropping what promised to be a sure thing, leaving the people at the stage station to the guardianship of less than a dozen braves, and launching out with a big band to aid an attack on one lone detachment that might not come at all.
But lame wolf was
reasoned that the people penned at the stage station were in no condition to attempt to escape.
They were safe whenever he chose to return to them.
And Lane Wolf knew this of Stabber, that he had long been a hangar on at the military reservations.
that he had made a study of the methods of the white chiefs.
That he was able to almost accurately predict
What their course would be in such events as this, and that Stabber had recently received accessations whose boast it was that they had information at first hand of the white chief's plans and intentions.
Staber had sent swift runners to Lamewolf, urging him to bring his warriors to aid him in surrounding the first troops sent forth from Frein.
Stabber had noted year after year that it was almost invariable policy of our leaders to order a small force at the start and then when that was crushed to follow it with a big one that should have been sent in the first place.
Kennedy's successful coming was known to Stabber quite as soon as it was to Webb.
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