 | Joseph Pritts - 1849 - 774 pages
...soon as he had finished, several chiefs, expressed their approbation by a deep mineral interjection, while others were equally as forward in making known...minds every hour. They insisted upon the flagrant misdemeanor of Kenton; that he had not only stolen their horses, but had flashed his gun at one of... | |
 | John Alexander McClung - 1852 - 344 pages
...soon as he had finished, several chiefs expressed their approbation by a deep guttural interjection, while others were equally as forward in making known...determined in a large and solemn council, and that they woulr be acting like squaws to change their minds every hour. They insisted upon the flagrant misdemeanors... | |
 | James Bradley Finley - 1853 - 474 pages
...soon as he had finished, several chiefs expressed their approbation by a deep guttural interjection, while others were equally as forward in making known...flashed his gun at one of their young men ; that it was vain to suppose that so bad a man could ever become an Indian at heart, like their brother Girty; that... | |
 | James Bradley Finley - 1854 - 470 pages
...soon as he had finished, several chiefs expressed their approbation by a deep guttural interjection, while others were equally as forward in making known...flashed his gun at one of their young men ; that it was vain to suppose that so bad a man could ever become an Indian at heart, like their brother Girty; that... | |
 | James Bradley Finley - 1855 - 476 pages
...a deep guttural interjection, while other* were equally as forward in making known their objection* to the proposal. They urged that his fate had already...that they would be acting like squaws to change their minde every honr. They insisted upon the flagrant misdemeanors of Kenton — that he had not only stolen... | |
 | James Bradley Finley - 1856 - 470 pages
...«.><>n as he had finished, several chiefs expressed their approbation by a deep guttural interjection, while others were equally as forward in making known...the proposal. They urged that his fate had already Deen determined in a large and solemn council, and that tliey would be acting like squaws to change... | |
 | Cecil B. Hartley - 1859 - 322 pages
...soon as he had finished, several chiefs expressed their approbation by a deep guttural interjection, while others were equally as forward in making known...squaws to change their minds every hour. They insisted on the flagrant misdemeanors of Kenton ; that he had not only stolen their horses, but had flashed... | |
 | Cecil B. Hartley - 1865 - 402 pages
...soon as he had finished, several chiefs expressed their approbation by a deep gutteral interjection, while others were equally as forward in making known...his gun at one of their young men — that it was vain to suppose that so bad a man could ever become an Indian at heart, like their brother Girty —... | |
 | John Alexander McClung - 1872 - 450 pages
...soon as he had finished, several chiefs expressed their approbation by a deep guttural interjection, while others were equally as forward in making known...objections to the proposal. They urged that his fate tad already been determined in a large and solemn council, and that they would be acting like squaws... | |
 | 1875 - 806 pages
...soon as he had finished, several chiefs expressed their approbation by a deep guttural interjection, while others were equally as forward in making known...minds every hour. They insisted upon the flagrant misdemeanor of Kenton ; that he had not only stolen their horses, but had flashed his gun at one of... | |
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... faithful service, that he was sincerely and zealously devoted to the cause of the Indians. "The speech was listened to in unbroken silence. As soon as he had finished, several chiefs expressed their approbation by a deep guttural interjection, while... 
