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that view had more still farther West, to the Eastern edge of the Staked Plains, they were six days ahead of Custer when he turned back, and his party has been living on horse flesh alone for two days when they started to return.
that view had more still farther West, to the Eastern edge of the Staked Plains, they were six days ahead of Custer when he turned back, and his party has been living on horse flesh alone for two days when they started to return.
    There must be about 800 India [strike] lodges of Indians out there with just about one fighting man to a lodge.
    Altho' the Cheyennes are in a country new to them, the Quahade Comanches with whom they are allied, have long lived there and knew every foot of it.

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that view had more still farther West, to the Eastern edge of the Staked Plains, they were six days ahead of Custer when he turned back, and his party has been living on horse flesh alone for two days when they started to return.

    There must be about 800 India [strike] lodges of Indians out there with just about one fighting man to a lodge.
    Altho' the Cheyennes are in a country new to them, the Quahade Comanches with whom they are allied, have long lived there and knew every foot of it.