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termined [[strikethrough]] for a [[/strikethrough]] to fight [[strikethrough]] and [[/strikethrough]] (there is always a brotherly affection existing among trappers and the side of danger is always [[strikethrough]] being [[/strikethrough]] their choice) [[strikethrough]] but were [[/strikethrough]] it was not long before all agreed to join us in our [[ | termined [[strikethrough]] for a [[/strikethrough]] to fight [[strikethrough]] and [[/strikethrough]] (there is always a brotherly affection existing among trappers and the side of danger is always [[strikethrough]] being [[/strikethrough]] their choice) [[strikethrough]] but were [[/strikethrough]] it was not long before all agreed to join us in our perilous enterprise - We started the horses that were stollen to the [[unclear]] when we had hid our other animals with three of our men acting as an escort. We then marched direct for the fort from which we had taken the horses when within a few paces of it a dog discovered us and began to bark. The Indians were alarmed and commenced on getting up, whereupon we opened a deadly fire each | ||
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8 termined strikethrough for a /strikethrough to fight strikethrough and /strikethrough (there is always a brotherly affection existing among trappers and the side of danger is always strikethrough being /strikethrough their choice) strikethrough but were /strikethrough it was not long before all agreed to join us in our perilous enterprise - We started the horses that were stollen to the unclear when we had hid our other animals with three of our men acting as an escort. We then marched direct for the fort from which we had taken the horses when within a few paces of it a dog discovered us and began to bark. The Indians were alarmed and commenced on getting up, whereupon we opened a deadly fire each