 The chief was riding his horse back and forth in front of his men, as if to banter me, and I concluded to accept the challenge. I galloped towards him for fifty yards and he advanced towards me about the same distance, both of us riding at...  The Great Salt Lake Trail - Page 444by Henry Inman, Buffalo Bill - 1898 - 529 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Buffalo Bill - Frontier and pioneer life - 1888 - 780 pages
...One of the Indians, who was handsomely decorated with all the ornaments usually worn by a war chief when engaged in a fight, sang out to me, in his own...and I concluded to accept the challenge. I galloped towards him for fifty yards and he advanced towards me about the same distance, both of us riding at... | |
 | Buffalo Bill - Frontier and pioneer life - 1888 - 1042 pages
...One of the Indians, who was handsomely decorated with all the ornaments usually worn by a war chief when engaged in a fight, sang out to me, in his own tongue: " I know you, Fa-hc-haska; if you want to fight, come ahead and fight me." The chief was riding his horse back and... | |
 | Roger S. Pocock - Adventure and adventurers - 1913 - 820 pages
...with all the ornaments usually worn by a war chief . . . sang out to me ' I know you, Prairie Chief; if you want to fight come ahead and fight me!' " The...forth in front of his men, as if to banter me, and I accepted the challenge. I galloped toward him for fifty yards and he advanced toward me about the same,... | |
 | Buffalo Bill - Frontier and pioneer life - 1917 - 392 pages
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..."one of the Indians, who was handsomely decorated with all the oranments usually worn by a war chief when engaged in a fight, sang out to me in his own...ahead and fight me.' The chief was riding his horse 21 New York Herald, July 23, 1876; King, "My Friend, Buffalo Bill," The Cavalry Journal, Vol. XLI,... | |
 | Brian W. Dippie - Art - 1994 - 234 pages
...handsomely decorated with all rhe ornaments usually worn hv a war chief when engaged in a fight, sans out to me, in his own tongue: "I know you Pa"he-haska;...ahead and fight me." The chief was riding his horse hack and forth in tn mr of his men. as if ro banter me. and I concluded to accept tlie challenge. I... | |
 | Bobby Bridger - History - 2002 - 510 pages
...One of the Indians, who was handsomely decorated with all the ornaments usually worn by a war chief when engaged in a fight, sang out to me, in his own...and I concluded to accept the challenge. I galloped towards him for fifty yards and he advanced towards me about the same distance, both of us riding at... | |
 | William Cody, Col William F. Cody - Biography & Autobiography - 2005 - 205 pages
...One of the Indians, who was handsomely decorated with all the ornaments usually worn by a war chief when engaged in a fight, sang out to me, in his own 79 tongue, "I know you, Pa-he-haska; if you want to fight, come ahead and Igfat me." The chief was... | |
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