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quadgram	frequency
by colonel prentiss ingraham	40
the rest of the	38
in a few minutes	30
at the same time	30
at the end of	29
a large number of	26
that it would be	26
of the fifth cavalry	26
at the head of	26
the end of the	25
the remainder of the	23
the top of the	23
the head of the	23
in the spring of	22
in the direction of	21
was one of the	21
in advance of the	21
the department of the	21
on the opposite side	20
the south fork of	20
in the vicinity of	20
a band of indians	20
the direction of the	20
a great deal of	19
the opposite side of	19
opposite side of the	19
for the first time	19
of the united states	19
the hands of the	19
that the indians had	19
late in the afternoon	18
the kansas pacific railroad	18
justice of the peace	18
department of the platte	17
proved to be a	17
that part of the	17
part of the country	17
and in a few	17
that the indians were	17
made up my mind	16
as well as the	16
as soon as possible	16
on the morning of	16
into camp on the	15
the side of the	15
as soon as i	15
as soon as the	15
in command of the	15
the next day we	15
in a few days	14
the members of the	14
south fork of the	14
for the purpose of	14
in honor of the	14
the south platte river	14
back to the command	14
on his way to	14
side of the creek	14
came in sight of	14
the bank of the	14
one of the most	13
to return to the	13
the scene of the	13
i would like to	13
the little big horn	13
at the hands of	13
the morning of the	13
as rapidly as possible	13
the grand duke alexis	13
i will tell you	13
on the south fork	13
the foot of the	13
two or three days	13
had it not been	12
the man who had	12
we went into camp	12
the mouth of the	12
for a long time	12
of the wild west	12
on the trail of	12
at the top of	12
as soon as he	12
the vicinity of the	12
the prince of wales	12
in the midst of	12
one of the men	12
i told him that	12
by the side of	12
as one of the	12
it would have been	12
that i had been	12
in the fall of	12
that he could not	12
it was evident that	12
that he would be	12
it not been for	12
of the kansas pacific	12
went into camp on	11
the leader of the	11
the trail of the	11
out of sight of	11
quite a number of	11
at the foot of	11
in the direction whence	11
and chief of scouts	11
the indians had been	11
a few minutes i	11
the name of the	11
made up his mind	11
did not seem to	11
in one of the	11
on the bank of	11
proved to be the	11
life on the plains	11
by this time the	11
i am going to	11
i went to the	11
for two or three	11
my mother and sisters	11
bend of the creek	11
that he had been	11
asked me if i	11
guide and chief of	11
on the third day	11
the banks of the	11
in a short time	11
a party of indians	11
and that i had	10
a large party of	10
two hundred and fifty	10
it would be a	10
on account of the	10
to the department of	10
as fast as possible	10
his hand upon his	10
the fact that he	10
i had ever seen	10
to the republican river	10
on the th of	10
at the dead line	10
what i had done	10
i replied that i	10
on the kansas pacific	10
at the close of	10
for the kansas pacific	10
put in an appearance	10
hundred and fifty miles	10
did not know what	10
two or three of	10
rode up to the	10
the news of the	10
for a few moments	9
as the indians were	9
the head of a	9
told him that he	9
would like to have	9
was sent to the	9
a bend of the	9
the eyes of the	9
a few days after	9
the arrival of the	9
the republican river country	9
the pony express line	9
the summit of the	9
we returned to the	9
of the tenth cavalry	9
and as soon as	9
the close of the	9
in the big horn	9
he was about to	9
and in this way	9
the top of a	9
the main body of	9
i told him i	9
that there was no	9
conceived the idea of	9
of the big horn	9
of one of the	9
in that part of	9
one of the party	9
that he would have	9
the story of the	9
and one of the	9
none of the scouts	9
on my way to	9
morning of the th	9
and informed him of	9
the indians who had	9
not been for the	9
adventures of buffalo bill	9
as well as a	9
the next morning the	9
to the commanding officer	9
in the winter of	9
a pony express rider	9
to go out and	9
that he was a	9
me that he had	8
of the little big	8
a company of cavalry	8
the back of the	8
on the dismal river	8
was met at the	8
in a way that	8
to take care of	8
came to the conclusion	8
was the first time	8
few minutes i was	8
as a buffalo hunter	8
the west side of	8
the united states army	8
it was only a	8
ahead of the command	8
in a few moments	8
that i would be	8
rest of the command	8
i was ordered to	8
of sight of the	8
out on the trail	8
advance of the command	8
it was not long	8
the bodies of the	8
and there was no	8
members of the company	8
whence they had come	8
of the main command	8
the history of the	8
from one of the	8
one of the indians	8
it was useless to	8
i thought it was	8
he replied that he	8
had no difficulty in	8
at an early hour	8
way back to fort	8
a justice of the	8
made the acquaintance of	8
a large herd of	8
of the black hills	8
at the time of	8
for a couple of	8
the owner of the	8
out on a hunt	8
five hundred dollars a	8
on the west side	8
i want you to	8
a few minutes we	8
they proved to be	8
a mile of the	8
i am glad to	8
in pursuit of the	8
where the indians had	8
had no idea of	8
and that he was	8
and at the same	8
it was impossible to	8
in salt creek valley	8
during the winter of	8
in search of the	8
in the department of	8
it was necessary to	8
came out of the	8
it was impossible for	8
the rest of us	8
a herd of buffaloes	8
by this time i	8
the last of the	8
on the other side	8
and gave him a	8
on account of his	8
section of the country	8
to the top of	8
told him that i	8
the manner in which	8
hand upon his revolver	8
as soon as they	8
the fifth cavalry was	8
he proved to be	8
the door of the	8
a tributary of the	8
to go into camp	8
a day or two	8
returned to fort mcpherson	8
he would have to	7
it was not a	7
in the same way	7
name of buffalo bill	7
to accompany the expedition	7
the first time in	7
one of the first	7
informed me that he	7
quite a large number	7
top of the ridge	7
the best buffalo horse	7
bank of the stream	7
up my mind that	7
in this way i	7
on the arkansas river	7
by the name of	7
one of their horses	7
killed two or three	7
a few of the	7
as well as i	7
fork of the beaver	7
the name of buffalo	7
in the course of	7
fifteen miles an hour	7
he was able to	7
on both sides of	7
the result was that	7
the coming of the	7
there were plenty of	7
was on its way	7
quarter of a mile	7
the men of the	7
back to the camp	7
saw that i was	7
jumped to the ground	7
to the conclusion that	7
the valley of the	7
five or six of	7
which they had been	7
just as he was	7
was anxious to have	7
went out on a	7
the big horn basin	7
its junction with the	7
time in my life	7
did not think it	7
there was nothing to	7
up and down the	7
men who had been	7
back to the fort	7
we are going to	7
a man who had	7
we returned to fort	7
the next morning we	7
he was in the	7
i was mounted on	7
the grand duke and	7
it was difficult to	7
was in charge of	7
i returned to the	7
and gave me a	7
the same time i	7
dispatches to general sheridan	7
for the last time	7
with a party of	7
our way back to	7
down into the valley	7
was very anxious to	7
set fire to the	7
when we reached the	7
to take part in	7
told me that he	7
go in pursuit of	7
that i was a	7
that there was a	7
the edge of the	7
in charge of the	7
and a number of	7
i was on the	7
the heart of the	7
a number of the	7
was not long before	7
that he did not	7
he was one of	7
two companies of cavalry	7
direction whence they had	7
the spot where the	7
an old friend of	7
who had come to	7
and the next moment	7
so that he could	7
i was going to	7
the next morning i	7
were a number of	7
i do not know	7
a few days later	7
a herd of horses	7
the latter part of	7
seeing that i was	7
this time i had	7
side of the stream	7
the direction whence they	7
was on his way	7
of a band of	7
had a running fight	7
his mother and sisters	7
on the way to	7
in sight of the	7
hundred and fifty dollars	7
to be one of	7
i do not care	7
but there was no	7
of the seventh cavalry	7
an opportunity to get	7
to go in pursuit	7
as scout and guide	7
it looked as if	7
at once to the	7
the steamer far west	7
started off at a	7
by this time had	7
the next morning he	7
had no trouble in	7
went over to the	7
the camp of the	7
for a few minutes	7
at the mouth of	7
back to fort lyon	7
rest of the party	7
on the overland trail	7
just as we were	6
had obtained permission to	6
as well as to	6
to the fort to	6
the nature of the	6
it was in the	6
wild bill and texas	6
a few hundred yards	6
with the intention of	6
for the grand duke	6
asked him if he	6
of what i had	6
killed one of the	6
the bottom of the	6
the troops at the	6
from time to time	6
in which i had	6
in front of his	6
the hermit of the	6
saw a large herd	6
to see if he	6
the end of his	6
to see if there	6
not know what to	6
in the act of	6
the union pacific railroad	6
i agree with you	6
i did not think	6
it was all over	6
out of the way	6
to be on the	6
to the place where	6
miles west of fort	6
they did not know	6
did not care to	6
i made the acquaintance	6
out on a scout	6
let me tell you	6
to join general crook	6
if you want to	6
early start in the	6
north fork of the	6
me to go out	6
i did not know	6
half a mile away	6
start in the morning	6
the indians had not	6
he would like to	6
at daylight next morning	6
was armed with a	6
in the direction from	6
as much as possible	6
of the pony express	6
to fort lyon for	6
fire to the prairie	6
that i was to	6
he was a good	6
that he was to	6
as he was about	6
miles from the fort	6
other side of the	6
of the great scouts	6
one of the best	6
i was obliged to	6
in company with major	6
a leave of absence	6
was on my way	6
the men at the	6
top of the coach	6
last of the great	6
whom i recognized as	6
by some of the	6
get the wagons down	6
what he had done	6
that he was not	6
we were obliged to	6
what was the matter	6
at that time was	6
to keep out of	6
i would have to	6
of the red man	6
i shall never forget	6
head of a ravine	6
as he did not	6
one hundred and fifty	6
the dead body of	6
an early start in	6
scout of the plains	6
the other side of	6
lost no time in	6
bank of the creek	6
to do was to	6
that i should be	6
the man with the	6
hermit of the grand	6
a great many of	6
president of the united	6
glad to see me	6
one of them was	6
what was going on	6
hundred yards of the	6
a halt was called	6
with the rest of	6
west side of the	6
on the part of	6
near the mouth of	6
but as i had	6
with two companies of	6
bill and texas jack	6
you will have to	6
i went out on	6
hundred horses and mules	6
struck him in the	6
he was anxious to	6
buffalo horse in the	6
the fact that i	6
life of the plains	6
as guide and scout	6
back to the post	6
up his mind that	6
a couple of hours	6
while we were at	6
what do you mean	6
band of indians coming	6
five miles from fort	6
the line of march	6
i made up my	6
the firm of russell	6
on a scouting expedition	6
or three of them	6
was none other than	6
the seventh cavalry to	6
fell to the ground	6
two miles from the	6
on their way to	6
and the indians were	6
on the south platte	6
was not long in	6
off in the direction	6
i came to the	6
a member of the	6
by one of the	6
put in charge of	6
i had left the	6
was not more than	6
had come to the	6
went back to the	6
of the previous day	6
the front of the	6
that it was a	6
in which he had	6
for a distance of	6
the time came for	6
with the fifth cavalry	6
within a hundred yards	6
to undertake the trip	6
useless to try to	6
was not to be	6
there was no one	6
in the neighborhood of	6
the advance guard of	6
a hundred yards of	6
him that he was	6
had been sent to	6
i had often heard	6
we were crossing a	6
and one of his	6
i rode up to	6
a part of the	6
in the hope of	6
and on the third	6
to give it up	6
in the summer of	6
a quarter of a	6
in the rocky mountains	6
had the satisfaction of	6
there was not a	6
five or six men	6
there was plenty of	6
the course of the	6
it would be useless	6
from that time forward	6
to go to the	6
large herd of buffaloes	6
to the head of	6
he was going to	6
the indians in the	6
the officer in command	6
we struck out on	6
out of sight until	6
that he had not	6
the center of the	6
man who had been	6
main body of the	6
to the quarters of	6
away over the prairie	6
summit of the hill	6
by a party of	6
the adventures of buffalo	6
and it was a	6
as quickly as possible	6
i was on my	6
leave it to you	6
when he reached the	6
there were a number	6
the command of general	6
returned to the post	6
the north fork of	6
in the eyes of	6
where we were to	6
he was determined to	6
under the command of	6
be one of the	6
of the third cavalry	6
to get the wagons	6
came to a halt	6
made chief of scouts	6
the headquarters of the	6
three companies of the	6
on arriving at glendive	6
both sides of the	6
that section of the	6
miners of last chance	5
to get a good	5
in the history of	5
to the effect that	5
the miners of last	5
the saddle and bridle	5
when i returned to	5
on the saline river	5
that it had been	5
his revolver and fired	5
he informed me that	5
he introduced me to	5
a great fancy to	5
into the hands of	5
on the missouri river	5
out in search of	5
some of the wagons	5
on the union pacific	5
many of the indians	5
daylight next morning we	5
and were trying to	5
he was obliged to	5
in the employ of	5
to carry dispatches to	5
so hard that they	5
was to be a	5
him that i would	5
as a sort of	5
are you going to	5
there was no more	5
it was decided to	5
of the celebrated pawnee	5
as he approached the	5
was only a few	5
on the second day	5
it was now late	5
for some little time	5
it was a hard	5
ranch on the dismal	5
then he sang out	5
had been sent by	5
of the white man	5
at the same moment	5
what had become of	5
he could not be	5
the first scalp for	5
i have never seen	5
was known as the	5
rapidly as possible to	5
and told him that	5
i thought i would	5
trip across the plains	5
upon the top of	5
coming out of the	5
all i could do	5
on the republican river	5
at the rate of	5
to drive the coach	5
to go on the	5
do you expect to	5
to see what was	5
and i determined to	5
had been out on	5
over to hays city	5
the life of the	5
now late in the	5
we followed the trail	5
an expedition against the	5
the dog soldier indians	5
the land of the	5
him that i was	5
of the men who	5
the third day out	5
fork of big creek	5
but there was nothing	5
of the wagons were	5
concluded that it was	5
and several of the	5
on the opposite bank	5
into one of the	5
and so it was	5
in the canadian river	5
ten miles from the	5
had an opportunity to	5
in front of the	5
his return to his	5
of a mile of	5
make a run for	5
received his promotion to	5
the indians saw the	5
us to go into	5
their horses and were	5
a large quantity of	5
while we were in	5
first scalp for custer	5
i knew that the	5
and i at once	5
on the watch for	5
he gave me a	5
the big horn country	5
would be glad to	5
in the hands of	5
of the western plains	5
the great american desert	5
the way to the	5
i found that the	5
on to last chance	5
and the next day	5
out on the prairie	5
and ordered him to	5
a couple of days	5
to make all possible	5
up to the door	5
would be useless to	5
at the deserted camp	5
that they had been	5
lying in wait for	5
the kiowas and comanches	5
saw a band of	5
went on his way	5
had left the post	5
him as soon as	5
to the spot where	5
out of the house	5
been killed by the	5
i was to be	5
whom i had never	5
and there was a	5
and that he would	5
a couple of miles	5
the brink of the	5
the indians made a	5
the first time i	5
in sight of a	5
scouting on a steamboat	5
a few parting shots	5
to the mouth of	5
next morning at daylight	5
turned out to be	5
i did not care	5
came none too soon	5
the spotted tail agency	5
some of the men	5
chief of scouts of	5
way back to camp	5
way back to the	5
of indians on the	5
head of an indian	5
in an indian fight	5
he was on his	5
and he at once	5
that is the way	5
we arrived at fort	5
in love with the	5
they turned and ran	5
not be able to	5
the grave of black	5
the new town of	5
up the idea of	5
the direction from which	5
who was at the	5
on our way back	5
up his mind to	5
he asked me to	5
night we returned to	5
and a party of	5
ordered to the department	5
where he would be	5
a scout in the	5
after my return to	5
to give me a	5
that it was useless	5
i had no idea	5
they came in sight	5
asked me to go	5
one hundred and twenty	5
and once more the	5
of the best men	5
at this camp i	5
for the time being	5
the indians did not	5
he was at once	5
in order to make	5
i was informed that	5
general sheridan and a	5
killed by the indians	5
was in command of	5
reached the top of	5
the means of saving	5
the old santa fe	5
we were approaching the	5
much of a rest	5
got back to the	5
from that time on	5
the canadian river country	5
was now late in	5
to go out on	5
of the union pacific	5
the general and his	5
that it was not	5
it was the best	5
the next day the	5
i could do to	5
there was no time	5
back to last chance	5
to get into the	5
discovered that he was	5
we found that the	5
to the happy hunting	5
an hour or more	5
but it was not	5
that it was impossible	5
he did not wish	5
that i did not	5
the second day out	5
the main indian trail	5
i am to be	5
we came in sight	5
from the size of	5
who had been killed	5
fort larned to fort	5
i had gone out	5
i am sorry to	5
from the top of	5
in spite of his	5
a yoke of oxen	5
his life on the	5
was nothing to do	5
on a hunt for	5
of which i had	5
we resumed our journey	5
i went over to	5
i found to be	5
chief of scouts in	5
of the advance guard	5
out to look for	5
we camped on the	5
and he knew that	5
the big horn mountains	5
of the fact that	5
and went into camp	5
that there were indians	5
remainder of the afternoon	5
and as we were	5
the winter of and	5
could do to hold	5
from the scene of	5
or six of the	5
members of the party	5
after the departure of	5
scouts in the department	5
of scouts in the	5
was out of sight	5
it proved to be	5
we had a running	5
we saw that the	5
was with difficulty that	5
as a pony express	5
in the union army	5
as far as the	5
a party of trappers	5
arrival of the fifth	5
which had been left	5
the scout of the	5
was known to be	5
ahead of the advance	5
and in a moment	5
half a mile from	5
as soon as we	5
indians on the opposite	5
of his young men	5
taken a great fancy	5
for a few miles	5
again on the trail	5
that we had to	5
death at the hands	5
the dead line and	5
expressed a desire to	5
was mounted on a	5
observed a band of	5
that they had run	5
pulled out for the	5
had not thought of	5
the acquaintance of the	5
about the same time	5
i had not yet	5
he told me that	5
did not have to	5
he was in a	5
anything of the kind	5
fact that he had	5
as guide and chief	5
in the face of	5
sang out to me	5
was the senior officer	5
but a short time	5
took the train for	5
take part in the	5
and said he would	5
in the united states	5
the death of the	5
and as i was	5
had been in the	5
only a short distance	5
and from that time	5
it would be for	5
so as not to	5
where he was to	5
the size of the	5
to go back to	5
spurs to his horse	5
as if they had	5
chief of scouts at	5
and we had a	5
willing to undertake the	5
for any wagons this	5
was not one to	5
in half an hour	5
which had been stampeded	5
any wagons this time	5
from the lips of	5
set out for the	5
five miles west of	5
south fork of big	5
known all over the	5
rode back to the	5
the print of a	5
the stream for a	5
and it was decided	5
in the latter part	5
we arrived at the	5
night we camped on	5
we had no trouble	5
only a short time	5
large party of indians	5
i thought i could	5
that he would not	5
the place where we	5
the horse and mule	5
had been killed by	5
the indians had surprised	5
to the end of	5
the free state party	5
the entrance to the	5
about one hundred and	5
a minute or two	5
to give their families	5
hundred dollars a side	5
the coach had been	5
up from the south	5
of the black water	5
along the line of	5
run into a party	5
riders of the world	5
two or three hundred	5
war paint and feathers	5
was no time for	5
for an hour or	5
general carr that the	5
carr that the indians	5
the bend of the	5
of course i was	5
with the exception of	5
and told him to	5
had the pleasure of	5
there would have been	5
abandoned the idea of	5
we could see that	5
who had been left	5
at the same instant	5
an hour and a	5
nothing else to do	5
the lives of the	5
best buffalo horse in	5
it was decided that	5
to look after the	5
into a party of	5
we were about to	5
found him to be	5
he had plenty of	5
by the sioux scouts	5
said one of the	5
few minutes we were	5
and some of the	5
who was in command	5
a running fight of	5
is one of the	5
from fort larned to	5
up my mind to	5
for a few days	5
to wait until the	5
we were making a	5
fork of the canadian	5
i was in the	5
me if i would	5
old santa fe trail	5
to the east of	5
during the summer of	5
replied that he had	5
we were in the	5
and it was with	5
only a few miles	5
a body of men	5
guard of the command	5
it was with difficulty	5
wild bill and myself	5
keep out of the	5
saw that he was	5
obtained a leave of	4
the presence of the	4
and what do you	4
and after a short	4
or three more shots	4
indians were on the	4
the battle of the	4
were again on the	4
had gone out in	4
the shape of a	4
letter from general sheridan	4
the freedom of the	4
recognized me at once	4
and he had come	4
the one who had	4
to the rescue of	4
no more to say	4
part of the road	4
being nearly out of	4
a run for the	4
proceeded to fort lyon	4
the night in a	4
that i could get	4
two or three more	4
their way back to	4
to the general and	4
rode ahead of the	4
days on the plains	4
so that we could	4
on the plains and	4
give me that note	4
was the one to	4
in the life of	4
were found in the	4
camp for the night	4
make their way back	4
for them to do	4
and it was not	4
thousand pounds of freight	4
who had taken a	4
doctor dick saw that	4
his promotion to the	4
i accompanied him on	4
in the capacity of	4
do you mean by	4
and asked if he	4
of buffalo bill i	4
and returned to the	4
to head them off	4
where they had been	4
from this point on	4
built a little fire	4
feared that they would	4
he had not been	4
and i did so	4
i sent back word	4
he was on the	4
around the bend of	4
been left in the	4
mile and a half	4
first time in my	4
for what i had	4
the three men who	4
of all the troops	4
as long as they	4
at the home of	4
was ahead of the	4
out of rations and	4
in the wrong direction	4
just as i was	4
joined a party of	4
the east of north	4
it did not take	4
who was anxious to	4
as we rode up	4
as he was a	4
return to the command	4
observed a party of	4
in his own tongue	4
and sent to the	4
informed me that the	4
less than an hour	4
being chased and fired	4
started upon his return	4
that he was going	4
and invited him to	4
was on the war	4
was to be sent	4
for general albert sidney	4
there were a few	4
i found that i	4
companies of the celebrated	4
horses and mules were	4
i saw that the	4
turned over to the	4
but let me tell	4
paid no attention to	4
a distance of sixty	4
came into camp on	4
it was a long	4
the notes of the	4
proceed at once to	4
felt confident that i	4
five hundred of the	4
at the proper time	4
to accompany this expedition	4
and i will be	4
the crown prince of	4
ready to take the	4
to the village with	4
in the shape of	4
gathered up the reins	4
whom i had often	4
hunting for the kansas	4
in front of us	4
herd of buffaloes which	4
i am in the	4
who had been his	4
on a forced march	4
what to make of	4
of the powder river	4
the quicker we get	4
life of buffalo bill	4
up the republican river	4
his young men had	4
i saw a large	4
half a mile distant	4
and fired at by	4
a few hours before	4
of the horses were	4
him to be a	4
the glory of the	4
i see you are	4
do you know i	4
as fast as they	4
i jumped to the	4
them out of the	4
the kansas pacific railway	4
not think it necessary	4
the opposite bank of	4
asked me how far	4
and started off at	4
the post at the	4
if he had any	4
have been replaced by	4
in charge of one	4
indians in the vicinity	4
how to get the	4
a desire to see	4
companies of cavalry and	4
sent a shot after	4
i met my family	4
at by twenty or	4
from the fact that	4
come to a halt	4
to be the most	4
dispatches to fort larned	4
young and beautiful girl	4
to go with me	4
it was the first	4
during the civil war	4
were being chased and	4
been sent by general	4
command of all the	4
to be in the	4
was the first man	4
on its way to	4
if i did not	4
that is one of	4
it was with the	4
to the command and	4
that he had done	4
to catch up with	4
was no sign of	4
more than a mile	4
and in order to	4
the indians came on	4
i said i was	4
of the presence of	4
it would be impossible	4
opposite bank of the	4
and asked him if	4
return to the plains	4
to the office of	4
a game of cards	4
or twenty of them	4
the end of twenty	4
and as it was	4
this time there was	4
bringing up the rear	4
gave up the idea	4
more than a hundred	4
when the time came	4
as well as any	4
on the pilot house	4
a short distance when	4
at once to fort	4
both commands went into	4
of the free state	4
had gone into camp	4
the body of the	4
as there was no	4
sent them back to	4
halt was made for	4
the weather was very	4
ordered the command to	4
i got back to	4
do not care to	4
the trail for a	4
crown prince of austria	4
to one of them	4
had killed two or	4
the scout and the	4
was among the first	4
trip was made in	4
a distance of miles	4
we set out for	4
the next morning with	4
who had been sent	4
knew that it would	4
a young and beautiful	4
to the grand duke	4
of a number of	4
why i had not	4
me to accompany him	4
great many of them	4
of the western union	4
to be a very	4
few days after my	4
was nothing else to	4
to the dead line	4
very anxious to have	4
to be president of	4
and he was very	4
near the foot of	4
the return of the	4
the indians had made	4
distance i saw a	4
i was called upon	4
with the help of	4
was to remain at	4
they set fire to	4
my horse at the	4
was of no use	4
proceeded by rail to	4
for which he was	4
and it was evident	4
him of what i	4
without having seen a	4
was in the saddle	4
at break of day	4
looking for a good	4
a herd of elk	4
was greeted with cheers	4
the part of the	4
he had been a	4
richard and myself were	4
witnessed the whole proceeding	4
my horse and tied	4
discovered a large fresh	4
coming up to the	4
to the north platte	4
and asked if i	4
a party of sioux	4
come along with me	4
was called upon to	4
he went to his	4
the line of the	4
advance of the main	4
that he had some	4
but he was not	4
to the wild west	4
seeing that he could	4
the two thousand miles	4
of the new york	4
of the members of	4
i rode on ahead	4
night was coming on	4
nothing to do but	4
every once in a	4
that i thought it	4
to the far west	4
battle of the little	4
whom he held a	4
and tied him to	4
on an excellent horse	4
the great salt lake	4
village had recently passed	4
the bank for a	4
introduced me to the	4
as we were about	4
was at that time	4
discovered a band of	4
the distance i saw	4
just in time to	4
as i entered the	4
and to make all	4
and then pushed on	4
size of the trail	4
when i came up	4
by major frank north	4
for he was a	4
to do with us	4
it is a fact	4
and i did not	4
up the creek to	4
a single dash of	4
i had ridden from	4
and dashed forward to	4
the missouri river and	4
march brought us to	4
the mysterious disappearance of	4
of our old packers	4
it was while i	4
but we did not	4
the worst of it	4
turned a bend of	4
chased and fired at	4
on the north platte	4
ahead of the main	4
a whole indian village	4
had been left in	4
was a white man	4
smith corporation seventh avenue	4
i supposed it was	4
general terry at once	4
by twenty or thirty	4
fort reno now stands	4
crossing a deep ravine	4
i was glad to	4
that he was in	4
that if the indians	4
and one of their	4
of whom i had	4
since he had been	4
to set out on	4
the wound he had	4
while we were crossing	4
large fresh indian trail	4
the holding up of	4
with a broken leg	4
i gave him the	4
know what to make	4
go back to the	4
business at the camp	4
running in every direction	4
found it to be	4
that we were to	4
early in the morning	4
evident that he had	4
was while i was	4
a herd of cattle	4
him that i had	4
and asked him to	4
and i could not	4
when he was not	4
at the first opportunity	4
quarters of a mile	4
the horses and mules	4
band of indians on	4
remain out of sight	4
department of the missouri	4
i said i had	4
it was seen that	4
that he was no	4
one of the drivers	4
leader of the gang	4
miles from the post	4
and i will go	4
how do you mean	4
on the little big	4
between the missouri river	4
i happen to know	4
said that he would	4
was an old friend	4
man whom i had	4
the children of the	4
informed him of what	4
you know the country	4
as he drew near	4
of the young girl	4
and quite a number	4
anxious to have me	4
return to fort wallace	4
this proved to be	4
next morning we were	4
i went up to	4
him to be an	4
be on the watch	4
that i was not	4
from its junction with	4
old friend of mine	4
been stampeded by the	4
from boyhood to manhood	4
i struck out for	4
fifteen or twenty of	4
twenty or thirty indians	4
who had heard the	4
sent back word to	4
at last the day	4
that he was an	4
i had been sent	4
the incidents of the	4
the office of the	4
top of the hill	4
old fort reno now	4
i wish you to	4
the face of the	4
major north to keep	4
of buffaloes which were	4
for the canadian river	4
and said that he	4
the indians were in	4
as the men were	4
four or five hundred	4
mouth of the beaver	4
when i arrived at	4
to sell to the	4
a good deal of	4
on ahead of the	4
and three or four	4
this time that the	4
that i would have	4
fired at by twenty	4
general carr sent for	4
of a squad of	4
i felt confident that	4
mounted their ponies and	4
the earl of dunraven	4
once in a while	4
the man who was	4
supposed them to be	4
the cause of the	4
driven up their horses	4
buffaloes which were being	4
get possession of the	4
he knew that the	4
i have ever seen	4
will give you a	4
advancing up the creek	4
the red cloud agency	4
to the pacific coast	4
had no time to	4
i became convinced that	4
scattered in every direction	4
will have to be	4
said that he had	4
to me that i	4
a terror to the	4
across the plains to	4
side of the trail	4
and sent them back	4
fort lyon for supplies	4
a few miles from	4
time i had become	4
a few days before	4
dashed off to the	4
been shot in the	4
had been shot in	4
he brought with him	4
i would not be	4
what are you doing	4
out his revolver and	4
that some of the	4
i was awakened by	4
in a loud voice	4
when we entered the	4
i urged him to	4
in the distance i	4
the wild west exhibition	4
i said to the	4
at the request of	4
on the pawnee fork	4
he had passed through	4
would be a grand	4
i had not thought	4
to charge on the	4
pulled out his revolver	4
he drew near the	4
coming over the hill	4
were now in the	4
about two hundred miles	4
kept a close watch	4
the winner of the	4
a large fresh indian	4
when the wild west	4
and returned the fire	4
if he did not	4
of the scouts were	4
the two men were	4
behind the dead body	4
under command of major	4
of my old friends	4
hunter of the plains	4
in the heart of	4
to the spotted tail	4
there was a wild	4
he returned to the	4
proved to be one	4
the ponies of the	4
of the party were	4
to red cloud agency	4
that there had been	4
the time of the	4
i heard one of	4
told me that the	4
jumped behind the dead	4
man with the pack	4
had left the country	4
i was in advance	4
who was with the	4
i recognized him as	4
and that it would	4
over the prairie at	4
was told by the	4
within half a mile	4
he recognized me at	4
a company of the	4
hour and a half	4
take charge of the	4
a chance to get	4
with a fresh horse	4
a look at the	4
i saw that they	4
if there were any	4
stampeded by the indians	4
the wild west was	4
it was to be	4
to go at once	4
the money to pay	4
delighted to see me	4
off to the west	4
i see now that	4
remarkably well for indians	4
i could stand the	4
at the other end	4
among the trees and	4
them at full speed	4
five miles from the	4
very much attached to	4
and riding down the	4
to make their way	4
which was only a	4
i reported to general	4
stages and pony express	4
the indians were evidently	4
not more than thirty	4
forty dollars a month	4
were a couple of	4
i rode down to	4
train we had to	4
who proved to be	4
saw that the indians	4
the wild life of	4
i had no difficulty	4
to find my father	4
by the time the	4
be a party of	4
i want is a	4
see if there were	4
in the wild west	4
there was nothing else	4
he was not long	4
go to the fort	4
upon his return to	4
command of both expeditions	4
down from the box	4
in less than an	4
at the first shot	4
half a dozen men	4
every one of the	4
a number of friends	4
nearly out of rations	4
rise and fall of	4
to tell you that	4
replied that i would	4
was in the vicinity	4
and i accompanied him	4
found him and his	4
by the way of	4
i knew that he	4
go out and get	4
one by one the	4
were crossing a deep	4
it would be better	4
knew that he had	4
as you seem to	4
a number of horses	4
of scouts of the	4
told him that the	4
and an excellent shot	4
old salt lake trail	4
the soldiers came up	4
men and running off	4
recovered from their surprise	4
and jumped behind the	4
the man on the	4
who had been a	4
some distance to the	4
the horses had been	4
there had been no	4
that no one else	4
the sound of the	4
him the name of	4
when darkness set in	4
a view of the	4
the new york herald	4
a distance of ninety	4
not a hundred yards	4
made a stubborn resistance	4
put an end to	4
were on their way	4
were the means of	4
large village had recently	4
up to the house	4
and a couple of	4
front of his men	4
with whom he held	4
when the advance guard	4
in the name of	4
struck out for the	4
left to guard the	4
the bad lands of	4
fallen in love with	4
and at last we	4
one of the scouts	4
i did not have	4
for the night in	4
about the middle of	4
i had my first	4
nearly as i can	4
and that they were	4
arrived at fort mcpherson	4
the boy who had	4
on our return to	4
in the habit of	4
who had been out	4
there was no sign	4
i had made a	4
just at this time	4
at this time there	4
what chance is there	4
but i did not	4
returned to the fort	4
getting an early start	4
he came to the	4
in the indian country	4
this was the last	4
companies of the fifth	4
difficulty that i could	4
if i could get	4
i was introduced to	4
nearer and nearer came	4
for the season of	4
miles from its junction	4
was no time to	4
as nearly as i	4
pulled out for fort	4
did not wish to	4
had been ordered to	4
him to a small	4
and took passage on	4
where he had left	4
i was sent to	4
next morning the command	4
they have been replaced	4
would have a good	4
in a state of	4
to go into the	4
and i replied that	4
a ride for life	4
of all the indians	4
discovered a large party	4
him to the ground	4
rough riders of the	4
wagon train to follow	4
garden of the gods	4
it was an easy	4
were a band of	4
commands went into camp	4
it was of no	4
the mercy of the	4
and invited me to	4
how are we going	4
of sight until we	4
on my return from	4
horse and tied him	4
determined to follow the	4
and started for the	4
for the capture of	4
of the men had	4
mounted his horse and	4
looked up and saw	4
campaign in the canadian	4
of the coach and	4
latter part of the	4
while i went back	4
the man whom i	4
it was about eight	4
five dollars a month	4
i informed him that	4
on the steamer far	4
took me to the	4
two or three men	4
had a fight with	4
to form line of	4
on my way back	4
a mile and a	4
no signs of indians	4
one of the wagons	4
the middle of the	4
my position as guide	4
seemed to understand what	4
on the d of	4
came up with the	4
went back to his	4
six of the best	4
the rise and fall	4
the pony express rider	4
with the butt of	4
packing up and getting	4
to take the coach	4
on his own account	4
did not make his	4
that i ought to	4
but a short distance	4
early the next morning	4
opportunity to get a	4
when i told him	4
but it was the	4
had recovered from their	4
another party of indians	4
the principal cities of	4
i was to take	4
been replaced by twice	4
a talk with general	4
he caught sight of	4
when he learned that	4
they would kill him	4
we came upon an	4
they said they would	4
by two or three	4
asked major north to	4
all the principal cities	4
grand duke alexis and	4
but as soon as	4
to inform him that	4
going to have a	4
but i do not	4
they had no idea	4
my way back to	4
that no indians had	4
not much of a	4
and one of them	4
the best of me	4
on a little knoll	4
time that i had	4
and the crown prince	4
to do with it	4
all over the west	4
in an instant they	4
if you can do	4
old friend of the	4
scattered all over the	4
a party of them	4
think it necessary to	4
the top of my	4
tell you that i	4
the hearts of the	4
with a large quantity	4
the result of the	4
to the hotel to	4
of the fifth infantry	4
was in advance of	4
and were about to	4
be president of the	4
that they could not	4
one of the officers	4
where old fort reno	4
principal cities of the	4
that he had brought	4
between us and the	4
this was the first	4
that i would return	4
tied him to a	4
he had come to	4
in less than a	4
the general at once	4
to live up to	4
he was compelled to	4
and the sioux were	4
on the top of	4
which were being chased	4
to the brink of	4
one of the colored	4
what do you want	4
and it looked as	4
knowing that it would	4
while richard and myself	4
holding up of the	4
succeeded in driving the	4
was to drive the	4
a man to be	4
the indians were only	4
having seen a single	4
i told him to	4
it was finally settled	4
while i am in	4
and as i had	4
the last chance trail	4
i was met at	4
the command was to	4
in the morning i	4
all over the valley	4
was put in charge	4
near the head of	4
occurred to me that	4
i told him of	4
the far west was	4
a short time before	4
that i had left	4
to the scene of	4
dispatches back to general	4
good enough for me	4
as we were approaching	4
found that the indians	4
of the most noted	4
the sergeant of the	4
was at this time	4
as quietly as possible	4
wound he had received	4
was about eight miles	4
of a party of	4
a letter from general	4
and nearer came the	4
the wagons will be	4
one of the biggest	4
it occurred to me	4
by general sheridan to	4
weather was very cold	4
to get possession of	4
to bet on their	4
this way i became	4
had returned to the	4
the herd of horses	4
and by the time	4
i lost no time	4
was evident that he	4
there had been a	4
one of his horses	4
in a number of	4
from the dead line	4
in front of me	4
to the summit of	4
a writ of replevin	4
the appearance of a	4
was at the post	4
attempted to cross the	4
the shadows of the	4
to the side of	4
street smith corporation seventh	4
by four or five	4
from fort mcpherson to	4
one of their number	4
we rode into the	4
and for a time	4
most of their lodges	4
were to be found	4
the head with a	4
large number of indians	4
met my old friend	4
as he came up	4
along the bank of	4
he made up his	4
to the front of	4
to try to follow	4
by no means a	4
were cutting up the	4
in a low tone	4
see what was the	4
all i want is	4
during the night the	4
the old salt lake	4
must be added to	4
my return to fort	4
form line of battle	4
the direction whence the	4
i was afraid to	4
that they had a	4
i had learned that	4
paid us a visit	4
in a bend of	4
he was armed with	4
had evidently been in	3
struck out across the	3
rice was the inventor	3
buckskin joe was condemned	3
proceeding against the sioux	3
to the north of	3
had camped for dinner	3
with which we locked	3
i raised my rifle	3
it was a very	3
could make any headway	3
we pitched our tents	3
the colonel saw the	3
had recently passed that	3
pick out five or	3
the th of october	3
select the men who	3
two and three hundred	3
him is very much	3
took command of all	3
a few miles of	3
i was particularly anxious	3
not seem to gain	3
evident that they were	3
in time to see	3
down the mountain side	3
speed to reach and	3
no time for argument	3
the trail was abandoned	3
of a mile in	3
how does that suit	3
instead of shooting them	3
them in their full	3
on the indian trail	3
the d of august	3
the foot of cloud	3
was presented to the	3
who did not know	3
black tail deer fork	3
had run into a	3
it was late in	3
more such close calls	3
for his headquarters only	3
two weeks the men	3
back to the hotel	3
made the fastest steamboat	3
down to the stream	3
i rode ahead of	3
struck the main indian	3
twenty miles an hour	3
hurry to my rescue	3
those who were mounted	3
mouth of powder river	3
command of the department	3
us an opportunity to	3
far as glendive creek	3
and the two men	3
but the indians were	3
hundred and forty indians	3
had taken on the	3
and saddles was sounded	3
had by this time	3
but their trail was	3
yards in the rear	3
his guide and chief	3
had with him a	3
not in the habit	3
hills before exposing ourselves	3
waiting for supplies we	3
supplies began to run	3
and a jolly mess	3
and came back to	3
he was no longer	3
the way down the	3
along the banks of	3
them dashed off to	3
during the day i	3
just as he had	3
i gained their respect	3
in his own words	3
you are too young	3
i was engaged in	3
soon came to the	3
the play was written	3
the attention of the	3
i asked major north	3
speed right into the	3
give their families and	3
he discovered that he	3
the rear of the	3
concluded that they had	3
him at the head	3
his headquarters only one	3
the indians from our	3
of an indian poke	3
mason with company k	3
of his own troops	3
one of the finest	3
as their horses were	3
or as low ground	3
a reputation as a	3
not put in an	3
was informed that the	3
or rather the wheel	3
i concluded to accept	3
all parts of the	3
general carr ordered lieutenant	3
mighty glad to see	3
of the grand duke	3
seem to gain much	3
the interest of the	3
had evidently seen the	3
yet crossed the creek	3
grand duke and party	3
the mouth of powder	3
as many white men	3
with him four or	3
for the remainder of	3
wild bill and his	3
as their steeds were	3
banks of the river	3
to encounter the thousands	3
the picket said he	3
return to the railroad	3
i will give you	3
and felt confident that	3
turned me over to	3
every day since he	3
for a party of	3
to an indian camp	3
a number of them	3
a drizzling rain was	3
new laurels to his	3
a number of officers	3
a party of about	3
soon came to that	3
to pick it up	3
all that had happened	3
a couple of hundred	3
he got out of	3
headquarters only one small	3
were taking supper together	3
come along with us	3
lively skirmish took place	3
accompanied by two or	3
into the depths of	3
one of the horses	3
keeping our horses well	3
the troops rushed forward	3
it would take regular	3
the drill remarkably well	3
for miles we could	3
he had not seen	3
eight hundred cheyenne warriors	3
this is no place	3
knew that he was	3
overtake him as soon	3
invited me into his	3
rapidly on the indians	3
god and buffalo bill	3
in a clump of	3
to obey the command	3
congress of the rough	3
on the box with	3
had two or three	3
find out how fast	3
was unable to obey	3
rice and his company	3
carry dispatches to colonel	3
be prepared for any	3
it was about twenty	3
two or three parties	3
as low ground as	3
a white interpreter to	3
m to the front	3
ten days on the	3
a point twenty miles	3
was splendid traveling for	3
i felt that i	3
opportunity to get away	3
indians had recently killed	3
go out on the	3
performed brave and valuable	3
him back to the	3
i reported to him	3
in the dark as	3
to general terry concerning	3
which was on the	3
said that there was	3
knew that i was	3
hundred miles a day	3
tributary of the beaver	3
i had the advantage	3
equal to the occasion	3
occupied but little time	3
got out of the	3
on a little tour	3
returned to the command	3
we rode up to	3
after a short absence	3
several of the party	3
to visit new york	3
if i would carry	3
a number of years	3
the hand of the	3
for me to be	3
he had done for	3
excitement of the moment	3
and the result was	3
with major brown and	3
saddle and bridle and	3
only four miles away	3
can easily descend with	3
back to give us	3
how fast the indians	3
and charged down the	3
by the grand duke	3
idea where he would	3
so that i would	3
that he had a	3
run back to the	3
to let me have	3
with him on the	3
a party was organized	3
five companies of his	3
among the officers and	3
i believe you are	3
scouts and company m	3
was going on the	3
the mounted pickets came	3
for the return of	3
into camp for a	3
half an hour every	3
he could land the	3
say on the subject	3
denied the existence of	3
the vicinity who were	3
his knowledge of the	3
as it is in	3
in the deadwood coach	3
to be the leader	3
in the afternoon we	3
the wonders of the	3
with the money to	3
taken much interest in	3
sight of the camp	3
as he had been	3
to the ground and	3
as any of the	3
climbed up the steep	3
i was sure that	3
vicinity during the day	3
lady and her two	3
we had no difficulty	3
buffaloes i had killed	3
a hundred yards behind	3
he was greeted with	3
looked cautiously over the	3
whom i found to	3
as a matter of	3
he also introduced me	3
anything to do with	3
the start of us	3
five miles to the	3
had come up to	3
nearly reached the bottom	3
a few yards of	3
two companies and three	3
who were commanded by	3
while major babcock was	3
and ran across the	3
gave the horses a	3
formed a complete line	3
and all the troops	3
without having any more	3
strike the stream we	3
to the missouri river	3
ordered lieutenant ward to	3
to the railroad station	3
about the same distance	3
what are you going	3
is the way they	3
the indians were after	3
the name of this	3
would be required to	3
three parties of indians	3
had always refused to	3
one of his men	3
we struck the main	3
and as this was	3
of the dead buffaloes	3
few shots after them	3
that they could run	3
peak in the big	3
the indians and the	3
have important business at	3
six years with sitting	3
advance of the pawnees	3
ample opportunity to secure	3
dashed up the creek	3
my evening clothes and	3
trail by colonel prentiss	3
as he neared the	3
fit out for the	3
this manner of killing	3
the spurs into his	3
returned to fort lyon	3
day out we found	3
splendid traveling for an	3
somewhere near the head	3
make her climb the	3
to the rough prairie	3
let me say that	3
from the start that	3
and for the first	3
me to carry dispatches	3
myself and follow up	3
of whom he was	3
tracks were found in	3
the place of the	3
did not propose to	3
had left fort mcpherson	3
the name of andrew	3
we were to ride	3
saved the lives of	3
who had lately fought	3
it was that i	3
trail the next day	3
by the nearest route	3
next morning i found	3
it became evident that	3
in camp on the	3
some buffaloes for the	3
leave my gun here	3
within a few minutes	3
what do you think	3
sang out in a	3
camp on the beaver	3
was ordered to pick	3
about half a mile	3
way of fort fetterman	3
he was a man	3
that he had killed	3
to search the house	3
while i was at	3
of what had happened	3
dropped his hand upon	3
was a good fellow	3
punish the indians who	3
lived six years with	3
some of the indians	3
indians who had lately	3
was a relative of	3
were on the war	3
i was told that	3
a visit to the	3
that doctor dick was	3
it was dark when	3
return to the ranch	3
i think the scouts	3
with his squad of	3
at glendive creek we	3
that they were traveling	3
up the buffaloes and	3
where we had stopped	3
they all returned to	3
two i was in	3
we scouted along the	3
the noble red man	3
blow on the head	3
the rescue of the	3
camp on the run	3
there was a great	3
and in some places	3
to be prepared for	3
to go back and	3
themselves to be well	3
brave and valuable services	3
a few miles away	3
and began a running	3
replied that i had	3
my name from a	3
and they started off	3
spotted tail himself was	3
and land on the	3
a man whom he	3
whither it had been	3
the train for the	3
post where the picket	3
the celebrated pawnee indian	3
was soon fast asleep	3
the result was one	3
built a fire and	3
was about to leave	3
not assume command of	3
good idea where he	3
and had come to	3
ordered from the publishers	3
dozen times or more	3
light was still burning	3
several steamboats soon arrived	3
were sent out in	3
to as soon as	3
every wagon was in	3
there could be no	3
of their number had	3
fired a few shots	3
body of the cheyennes	3
mounted to the box	3
yellowstone as far as	3
so as to be	3
children of the plains	3
got a long start	3
command was to rush	3
while the command remained	3
picket said he had	3
and push out as	3
into a hole and	3
the bluff we were	3
where i met my	3
shall be glad to	3
could occasionally see them	3
was close at hand	3
a company was detailed	3
their horses were beginning	3
were some of the	3
i was to shoot	3
i shall be glad	3
we found water seven	3
we were going to	3
with all the ornaments	3
my gun and pistol	3
next morning for the	3
as pony express rider	3
were just about to	3
been in a fight	3
anxious to punish the	3
find immense beaver dams	3
of the pawnee scouts	3
to any one who	3
cheyennes could get there	3
take the coach out	3
to charge the village	3
morning we reported on	3
he carried with him	3
to make of it	3
springing to his feet	3
the purpose of the	3
the fleshy part of	3
kept on the west	3
so i thought i	3
now called on me	3
a new expedition to	3
command remained in camp	3
platte river at summit	3
toughest mules in the	3
he tried to do	3
in the pursuit of	3
before we could make	3
i had no time	3
with an air of	3
beaver has more water	3
indians were a band	3
that if i could	3
had to shovel their	3
would return in a	3
other trains had been	3
not give the regiment	3
cavalry arrived at fort	3
turn a somersault and	3
we could see no	3
a nice fix now	3
of september the indians	3
as the white man	3
sent to the spotted	3
could see no sign	3
that he has been	3
more than twenty paces	3
i was destined to	3
but i am not	3
up his artillery and	3
of the spot where	3
of two hundred miles	3
could land the boat	3
what was called the	3
twenty of them dashed	3
as he could see	3
morning with two companies	3
in his own language	3
indians in war paint	3
especially as he had	3
out and get some	3
a distance of about	3
well as i did	3
the grass to rest	3
when i got back	3
had all i could	3
we followed the main	3
camp on the yellowstone	3
for the first mile	3
was riding his horse	3
running to the north	3
shoot ten shots each	3
now came charging down	3
that it was the	3
you can do that	3
from the direction of	3
my horse and mule	3
was called on to	3
if the old man	3
we were caught in	3
i returned the compliment	3
steamboat time on record	3
get out on the	3
had taken a great	3
when we had passed	3
shooting over his distance	3
major frank north and	3
as soon as it	3
we reached the buffalo	3
coming over the prairie	3
stay in the city	3
generals terry and crook	3
before the troops could	3
of salt creek valley	3
until we could strike	3
he had left no	3
he was dressed in	3
were to shoot ten	3
are dry at this	3
creek we found that	3
arriving there in march	3
danger i was in	3
a very few minutes	3
we did not seem	3
i took a careful	3
making the acquaintance of	3
a forced march to	3
that as soon as	3
of the best pawnees	3
i am ready for	3
for the most part	3
departure for the west	3
well concealed under the	3
i saw a man	3
only a few feet	3
as i was leaving	3
his company were surrounded	3
it was a case	3
command to dismount and	3
are ordered from the	3
yelling and waving their	3
we started to join	3
end of twenty days	3
out for a new	3
night had set in	3
the way of fort	3
began to run low	3
and saw the indians	3
and proceeded to the	3
that he had left	3
that i came upon	3
it had been a	3
was to be opened	3