Beadle's Dime Novels No. 135: The Cherokee Chief — page 67: what you’re looking at

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NOT TO BE KILLED. 69 “ They murdered my father and mother, and carried off my Sister.” “You have taken a bloody and ample revenge for the mur- ders. Your sister is still alive, and itcan not be a long time before we find her,” é “ My vengeance is not satisfied, for I have not killed Sa- loueh. Heescaped alive from the field of battle, where he had thrown himself into the thickest of the fight with a des-_ pefation that looked much like bravery. Several times [ had him Me covered with my rifle, but I could not hit "© Ig git Gent destined that he is not to be killed by you. As he has escaped, there is another reason why we should quit this work of destruction, in which we.are not needed. Salou- eh will fly to the mountains with the rest, and he might hap- pen to hit upon the place where, as Catamarra told: us, is concealed. Let us hasten to find her, and to . 5 home, Think what a long and wearisome captivit } There are men cnough to burn houses ant destroy lds, and we are not orders now.” _ “Yon speak well, Stafford. “We are not needed hints ani Hetty has waited for us too edit they have dareit to il treat her, they shall suffer terribly for it.” ~~ “Yon are very bloodthirsty, Crawley. It is to be muppdéed that she is safe and well, for Catamarra told us that she was Senne son and daughter of old Attskalla, and that they { J“ Attaknila is « good man, but I know nothing about ‘his on. We will sct out to-morrow morning, Stafford, if the vilaw emanate So ae be gieaaate When we ind Het hela ages git ging, a : f our camp, while I go to the ‘head-qu: he cooreander, snd inform isa ot ou Hot on. ee oo” = > ~ - Comlichooks. colin