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IVON. The Count and his two companions, as we have seen, bravely awaited the attack of the Indians; it was terrible. For an instant there was a horrible mêlée hand to hand; then the Indians fell back
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IVON. The Count and his two companions, as we have seen, bravely awaited the attack of the Indians; it was terrible. For an instant there was a horrible mêlée hand to hand; then the Indians fell back
CONCLUSION. The night was gloomy, cold, and mournful; not a star shone in the sky, and the young people only forced the…
THE ATTACK. White Buffalo and Natah Otann had drawn up their strategic arrangements with remarkable skill. The two Chie…
RED WOLF. To understand the facts we are now about to narrate, we must retrace our steps a short distance, and return t…
BEFORE THE ATTACK. After leaving the tent, the two Chiefs walked for some moments side by side, and did not exchange a …
THE CAMP OF THE BLACKFEET. Two days have elapsed since the events of our last chapter. It is evening in the Kenhas'…
THE PLAN OF THE CAMPAIGN. The night was black, gloomy, and storm-laden. The wind howled with a mournful murmur through …
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. We must leave our three valiant champions for a few moments in their present critical position, to…
INDIAN DIPLOMACY. Natah Otann feigned not to have perceived the Count's smile. "Now that you have recovered,&…
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