The Young Trail Hunters - Or, the Wild Riders of the Plains. The Veritable Adventures of Hal Hyde and Ned Brown, on Their Journey Across the Great Plains of the South-West by Samuel Woodworth Cozzens
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CHAPTER XIV. A Bear Hunt.--Patsey explains.--A Promise.--Continuation of Hal's Story.-- Warm Blood.--A Feast of Mule Meat.--The Mountain Cave.--A Punishment.-- Despair.--The Crack of a Rifle.--Liberty.--The Smoke Signal.--The Spy.-- The Two Eyes.--A Horrible Situation.--Relief at last.--A Dissertation on Apaches.--Their Manners and Customs.--A Surprise.--A Desperate Adventure.--Arrival at Apache Pass.--"Sooap."--An Attack. CHAPTER XV. The Herd in Danger.--We rally.--The Fight.--Death and Burial.--Patsey in Trouble.--"Shnakes."--A Lively Dance for a "ded Mon."--Rocky Mountain Sheep.--A Description of them.--The Wild Ox.--Not a Success as _Lazadors_.--An Exciting Chase.--Tit for Tat.--The Boys worsted.-- Mountain Dew.--Patsey pronounces.--The Buckskin Suit.--The Old Mission.-- Arrival at Tucson. CHAPTER XVI. Hal's Trade.--The New Mule.--A Storm.--Patsey's Ride. A Laughable Adventure.--We start at last.--The Pimo Indians.--Manners and Manufactures.--A Duck Hunt.--"How they hoont Ducks in the ould Counthry."--A Bath.--Arrive at Yuma.--Crossing the Desert.--Terrible Suffering.--Carrizo Creek, and the "Thirst of the Gazelle."--Jerry's Story.--Angels.--Arrival at San Diego.--Good News.--A Stock Ranche.--Mrs. Hyde that is to be.--An Invitation from Old Jerry. |
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