| William Corner - San Antonio (Tex.) - 1890 - 256 pages
...Indian's head. I called out, ' Oh, don't ; he is dying ! ' and the big American laughed and said, ' Well, to please you I won't ; but it would put him -out...time, passed by riding north on Soledad street. He was mounted on a gaily caparisoned Mexican horse, with silvermounted saddle and bridle, which outfit he... | |
| Mary Adams Maverick, George Madison Maverick - Frontier and pioneer life - 1921 - 190 pages
...Indian hurried down the bank and into the river Andrew shot and killed him, and shot another as he gamed and rose on the opposite bank, — then he ran off...misery." Then I saw two others lying dead near by. ing north on Soledad Street. He was elegantly dressed and mounted on a gaily caparisoned Mexican horse... | |
| Mike Blakely, Mary Elizabeth Goldman - Fiction - 2001 - 340 pages
...looking for more Indians. I housed my little ones, and then looked out of the Soledad Street door. Nearby was stretched an Indian, wounded and dying. A large...mounted on a gaily caparisoned Mexican horse with silver-mounted saddle and bridle — which outfit he had secured to take back to his native state,... | |
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