My First Buffalo Hunt
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24 BUFFALO HUNT I heard the wolves' discordant howl, Along the stream not far away, Also the mountain lion's growl, As he was feasting on his prey.
From fear of wild men, or wild beast, Henceforth I was to it immune; O'ercome by fatigue and the feast — Was wrapped in slumber, very soon.
Next morning, Captain Bang prepared, A duplicate, of night before, For breakfast; but, for it I cared Nothing — my appetite was poor.
We went out where the fight had raged — Where Siou and Pawnee warriors bled, ...And for sometime, we were engaged, In looking 'round among their dead.
A tomahawk was here and there, Some bows and arrows (strings were gone), A scalp or two, with long black hair, Some useless guns, still further on.
Creech-clouts, robes, blankets, feathers, beads, And necklaces, of bears claws made.
Some moccasins among the weeds, And tepee poles, of every grade.
One Indian among some trees, Where he had crawled, our Captain found, His tribe, he said was the Pawnees — It seemed his, was a mortal wound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
24 BUFFALO HUNT I heard the wolves' discordant howl, Along the stream not far away, Also the mountain lion's growl, As he was feasting on his prey.
From fear of wild men, or wild beast, Henceforth I was to it immune; O'ercome by fatigue and the feast — Was wrapped in slumber, very soon.
Next morning, Captain Bang prepared, A duplicate, of night before, For breakfast; but, for it I cared Nothing — my appetite was poor.
We went out where the fight had raged — Where Siou and Pawnee warriors bled, ...And for sometime, we were engaged, In looking 'round among their dead.
A tomahawk was here and there, Some bows and arrows (strings were gone), A scalp or two, with long black hair, Some useless guns, still further on.
Creech-clouts, robes, blankets, feathers, beads, And necklaces, of bears claws made.
Some moccasins among the weeds, And tepee poles, of every grade.
One Indian among some trees, Where he had crawled, our Captain found, His tribe, he said was the Pawnees — It seemed his, was a mortal wound.
What to read after My First Buffalo Hunt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Armstrong, Thomas R. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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