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ARMS OF A WAR PARTY—A DONKEY PRESENT—EATING POWERS OF THE |
NOMADS—SATANTA, HIS CRIMES AND PUNISHMENT—RUNNING OFF |
WITH A GOVERNMENT HERD—DAUB, OUR ARTIST—ANTELOPE CHASE |
BY A GREYHOUND, |
177-191 |
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CHAPTER XIII. |
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CHARACTER OF THE PLAINS—BUFFALO BILL AND HIS HORSE BRIGHAM—THE |
GUIDE AND SCOUT OF ROMANCE—CAYOTE VERSUS JACKASS-RABBIT—A |
LAWYER-LIKE RESCUE—OUR CAMP ON SILVER CREEK—UNCLE |
SAM'S BUFFALO HERDS—TURKEY-SHOOTING—OUR FIRST MEAL ON THE |
PLAINS—A GAME SUPPER, |
192-208 |
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CHAPTER XIV. |
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A CAMP-FIRE SCENE—VAGABONDIZING—THE BLACK PACER OF THE PLAINS—SOME |
ADVICE FROM BUFFALO BILL ABOUT INDIAN FIGHTING—LO'S |
ABHORRENCE OF LONG RANGE—HIS DREAD OF CANNON—AN IRISH |
GOBLIN, |
209-219 |
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CHAPTER XV. |
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A FIRE SCENE—A GLIMPSE OF THE SOUTH—'COON HUNTING IN MISSISSIPPI—VOICES |
IN THE SOLITUDE—FRIENDS OR FOES—A STARTLING |
SERENADE—PANIC IN CAMP—CAYOTES AND THEIR HABITS—WORRYING |
A BUFFALO BULL—THE SECOND DAY—DAUB, OUR ARTIST—HE |
MAKES HIS MARK, |
220-235 |
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CHAPTER XVI. |
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BISON MEAT—A STRANGE ARRIVAL—THE SYDNEY FAMILY—THE HOME |
IN THE VALLEY—THE SOLOMON MASSACRE—THE MURDER OF THE |
FATHER AND THE CHILD—THE SETTLERS' FLIGHT—INCIDENTS—OUR |
QUEEN OF THE PLAINS—THE PROFESSOR INTERESTED—IRISH MARY—DOBEEN |
HAPPY—THE HEROINE OF ROMANCE—SACHEM'S BATH BY |
MOONLIGHT—THE BEAVER COLONY, |
236-249 |
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CHAPTER XVII. |
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE CHASE—THE VALLEY OF THE SALINE—QUEER |
'COONS—A BISON'S GAME OF BLUFF—IN PURSUIT—ALONGSIDE THE |
GAME—FIRING FROM THE SADDLE—A CHARGE AND A PANIC—FALSE |
HISTORY AGAIN—GOING FOR AMMUNITION—THE PROFESSOR'S LETTER—DISROBING |
THE VICTIM, |
250-263 |
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CHAPTER XVIII. |
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STILL HUNTING—DARK OBJECTS AGAINST THE HORIZON—THE RED MAN |
AGAIN—RETREAT TO CAMP—PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENSE—SHAKING |
HANDS WITH DEATH—MR. COLON'S BUGS—THE EMBASSADORS—A NEW |
ALARM—MORE INDIANS—TERRIFIC BATTLE BETWEEN PAWNEES AND |
CHEYENNES—THEIR MODE OF FIGHTING—GOOD HORSEMANSHIP—A |
SCIENTIFIC PARTY AS SEXTONS—DITTO AS SURGEONS—CAMPS OF THE |
COMBATANTS—STEALING AWAY—AN APPARITION, |
264-279 |
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CHAPTER XIX. |
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STALKING THE BISON—BUFFALO AS OXEN—EXPENSIVE POWER—A BUFFALO |
AT A LUNATIC ASYLUM—THE GATEWAY TO THE HERDS—INFERNAL |
GRAPE-SHOT—NATURE'S BOMB-SHELLS—CRAWLING BEDOUINS—"THAR |
THEY HUMP"—THE SLAUGHTER BEGUN—AN INEFFECTUAL |
CHARGE—"KETCHING THE CRITTER"—RETURN TO CAMP—CALVES' |
HEAD ON THE STOMACH—AN UNPLEASANT EPISODE—WOLF BAITING, |
AND HOW IT IS DONE, |
280-291 |
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CHAPTER XX. |
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THE CAYOTES' STRYCHNINE FEAST—CAPTURING A TIMBER WOLF—A FEW |
CORDS OF VICTIMS—WHAT THE LAW CONSIDERS "INDIAN TAN"—"FINISHING" |
THE NEW YORK MARKET—A NEW YORK FARMER'S |
OPINION OF OUR GRAY WOLF—WESTWARD AGAIN—EPISODES IN OUR |
JOURNEY—THE WILD HUNTRESS OF THE PLAINS—WAS OUR GUIDE A |
MURDERER?—THE READER JOINS US IN A BUFFALO CHASE—THE |
DYING AGONIES, |
292-305 |
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CHAPTER XXI. |
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"CREASING" WILD HORSES—MUGGS DISAPPOINTED—A FEAT FOR FICTION—HORSE |
AND MONKEY—HOOF WISDOM FOR TURFMEN—PROSPECTIVE |
CLIMATIC CHANGES ON THE PLAINS—THE QUESTION OF |
SPONTANEOUS GENERATION—WANTON SLAUGHTER OF BUFFALO—AMOUNT |
OF ROBES AND MEAT ANNUALLY WASTED—A STRANGE |
HABIT OF THE BISON—NUMEROUS BILLS—THE "SNEAK THIEF" OF |
THE PLAINS, |
306-317 |
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CHAPTER XXII. |
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A LIVE TOWN AND ITS GRAVE-YARD—HONEST ROMBEAUX IN TROUBLE—JUDGE |
LYNCH HOLDS COURT—MARIE AND THE VINE-COVERED COTTAGE—THE |
TERRIBLE FLOODS—DEATH IN CAMP AND IN THE DUGOUT—WAS |
IT THE WATER WHICH DID IT?—DISCOVERY OF A
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