An Indian Story.
BY WILLIAM O. STODDARD.
Chapter XVII.
ad To-la-go-to-de and his Lipans moved forward a little earlier that morning, they might have been in time to witness the departure of Captain Skinner and his men on their ill-advised expedition. As it was, they were astonished enough by what they saw.
"Pale-faces!"
"Big wagons."
"Much horse. Much mule."
"No Tongue leave that behind him for Lipans to take, and go on after Apaches."
They believed they had solved one of their puzzles, but a good deal harder one was the question, "Who are those pale-faces, and where do they come from?"