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A Daughter of the Sioux by General Charles King.
Chapter twelve The ORDEL by Fire
That action had been resolved upon, and prompt action was now apparent.
Stabber, fighting chief, though he had been in the past, was
had had his reason for opposing the plans of his new and vehement leader.
But public sentiment stirred by vehement oratory had overruled him, and he had bolted the Field Convention in a fury.
Lame Wolf, a younger chief than Stabber, was
had yet more power among the Oklahoma's, being Red Cloud's favorite nephew, and among the Indians at least, his acknowledged representative.
Whenever called to account, however, for that nephew's deeds, the wary old statesman promptly disavowed them.
It was in search of Lamewolf, who
Reasoned Ray that Stabber had sped away, possibly hoping to induce him to call off his followers.
It was probably the deeper strategy of Stabber to oppose no obstacle to Ray's advance until the little troop was beyond the Elk Tooth Ridge, where, on utterly shelterless ground, the Indian would have every advantage.
He knew Ray of old.
knew well that, left to himself, the captain would push on in the effort to rescue the stage people, and he and his command might practically be at the mercy of the Sioux.
If only the Sioux would listen and be patient.
Stabber knew that to attack the troopers now, entrenching at the cottonwoods meant a desperate fight in which the Indians, even if ultimately triumphant,
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