Cynthia Ann Parker / The Story of Her Capture at the Massacre of the Inmates of Parker's Fort; of Her Quarter of a Century Spent Among the Comanches, as the Wife of the War Chief, Peta Nocona; and of Her Recapture at the Battle of Pease River, by Captain L. S. Ross, of the Texian Rangers
James T. DeShields
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      columns of the Forth Worth Gazette
      columns of the [Fort] Worth Gazette
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      give the reader a glimps of
      give the reader a [glimpse] of
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      pretented that they were looking for
      [pretended] that they were looking for
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      with all the servile sicophancy
      with all the servile [sycophancy]
    • and intented to fight
      and [intended] to fight
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      each unconcious of
      each [unconscious] of
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      meadly of sounds
      [medley] of sounds
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      now living near Graesbeck
      now living near [Groesbeck]
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      shreads, their bodies lacerated
      [shreds], their bodies lacerated
    • A burrial party of twelve men from
      A [burial] party of twelve men from
    • went up and burried the dead
      went up and [buried] the dead
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      involentarily hastened to the
      [involuntarily] hastened to the
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      but litterly torn to shreds
      but [literally] torn to shreds
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      who treated her in a most bruatl manner
      who treated her in a most [brutal] manner
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      indellible while life continued
      [indelible] while life continued
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      have been recieved of her
      have been [received] of her
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      and by a stocial effort
      and by a [stoical] effort
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      bazars of Paris, or the half
      [bazaars] of Paris, or the half
    • of Pata Nocona, performing for her
      of [Peta] Nocona, performing for her
    • the slavish offices which savageism
      the slavish offices which [savagism]
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      discomfited Comanches up the Gaudaloupe
      discomfited Comanches up the [Guadaloupe]
    • they flount the blood-drabbled scalps
      they [flaunt] the blood-drabbled scalps
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      with the gallaxy of the
      with the [galaxy] of the
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      punishment of Prometheas is not
      punishment of [Prometheus] is not
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      Peta Nocono, the young and daring
      Peta [Nocona], the young and daring
    • against the maruding Comanches
      against the [marauding] Comanches
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      He was wholly unconcious
      He was wholly [unconscious]
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      yell of their red allys greeted the
      yell of their red [allies] greeted the
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      semi-civilized congeners, the Tonchua. The Tonchuas
      semi-civilized congeners, the [Toncahua]. The [Toncahuas]
    • “georgeous” display incident to savage
      “[gorgeous]” display incident to savage
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      in recognition of which he never recieved
      in recognition of which he never [received]
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      to confine ourself to
      to confine [ourselves] to
    • author of “Ross’ Texas Brigade,” counts
      author of “Ross’ Texas Brigade,” [“counts]
    • the names of many heros, living and
      the names of many [heroes], living and
    • high prerogative of the State to enbalm
      high prerogative of the State to [embalm]
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      greatness and glory.—Vide
      greatness and [glory.”]—Vide
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      Major Earl Van Dorn, in a compaign against
      Major Earl Van Dorn, in a [campaign] against
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      reconnoissance showed that the wily Comanches
      [reconnaissance] showed that the wily Comanches
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      warrior, siezed Alexander’s rifle and shot Ross
      warrior, [seized] Alexander’s rifle and shot Ross
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      to their inaccessable deserts
      to their [inaccessible] deserts
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      The “Reservation Policy,”—necesessary
      The “Reservation Policy,”—[necessary]
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      left their dedefenseless
      left their [defenseless]
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      to my inexpressable surprise,
      to my [inexpressible] surprise,
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      while Lieut. Tom. Kelliheir and I pursued
      while Lieut. Tom. [Killiheir] and I pursued
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      wierd song. At this time my Mexican servant
      [weird] song. At this time my Mexican servant
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      she could recieve the attention her situation
      she could [receive] the attention her situation
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      decisive one; as sudden and irresistable
      decisive one; as sudden and [irresistible]
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      doubtless, gave rise to the eroneous statement
      doubtless, gave rise to the [erroneous] statement
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      dispair of being able to reach a conclusion
      [despair] of being able to reach a conclusion
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      civilization, and owns a ranche with
      civilization, and owns a [ranch] with
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      and were asigned an apartment together
      and were [assigned] an apartment together
    • gastly spectacle met the eyes of the
      [ghastly] spectacle met the eyes of the
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      visited Quanah in his teepe
      visited Quanah in his [teepee]
    • white teepes, and the inmates
      white [teepees], and the inmates
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      lent a wierd charm to the lonely
      lent a [weird] charm to the lonely