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891
He
wasted
no
time
.
With
a
hook-like
clutch
that
was
almost
a
blow
,
so
swift
was
it
,
he
flung
me
bodily
out
of
the
rear
end
of
the
wagon
.
892
I
had
barely
time
to
crawl
out
from
under
when
father
,
mother
,
and
the
baby
came
down
pell-mell
where
I
had
been
.
893
"
Here
,
Jesse
!
"
father
shouted
to
me
,
and
I
joined
him
in
scooping
out
sand
behind
the
shelter
of
a
wagon-wheel
.
We
worked
bare-handed
and
wildly
.
Mother
joined
in
.
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894
"
Go
ahead
and
make
it
deeper
,
Jesse
,
"
father
ordered
,
895
He
stood
up
and
rushed
away
in
the
gray
light
,
shouting
commands
as
he
ran
.
(
I
had
learned
by
now
my
surname
.
I
was
Jesse
Fancher
.
My
father
was
Captain
Fancher
)
.
896
"
Lie
down
!
"
I
could
hear
him
.
"
Get
behind
the
wagon
wheels
and
burrow
in
the
sand
!
Family
men
,
get
the
women
and
children
out
of
the
wagons
!
Hold
your
fire
!
No
more
shooting
!
Hold
your
fire
and
be
ready
for
the
rush
when
it
comes
!
Single
men
,
join
Laban
at
the
right
,
Cochrane
at
the
left
,
and
me
in
the
centre
!
Do
n't
stand
up
!
Crawl
for
it
!
"
897
But
no
rush
came
.
For
a
quarter
of
an
hour
the
heavy
and
irregular
firing
continued
.
Our
damage
had
come
in
the
first
moments
of
surprise
when
a
number
of
the
early-rising
men
were
caught
exposed
in
the
light
of
the
campfires
they
were
building
.
The
Indians
--
for
Indians
Laban
declared
them
to
be
--
had
attacked
us
from
the
open
,
and
were
lying
down
and
firing
at
us
.
In
the
growing
light
father
made
ready
for
them
.
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898
His
position
was
near
to
where
I
lay
in
the
burrow
with
mother
so
that
I
heard
him
when
he
cried
out
:
899
"
Now
!
all
together
!
"
900
From
left
,
right
,
and
centre
our
rifles
loosed
in
a
volley
.
I
had
popped
my
head
up
to
see
,
and
I
could
make
out
more
than
one
stricken
Indian
.
Their
fire
immediately
ceased
,
and
I
could
see
them
scampering
back
on
foot
across
the
open
,
dragging
their
dead
and
wounded
with
them
.