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The Prairie

CHAPTER III
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Notwithstanding the surprise and the disadvantage of his attitude, the youth was not disposed to become a captive so easily.

Quicker than the flash of his own gun he sprang upon his feet, and was throttling his opponent with a power that would soon have terminated the contest, when he felt the arms of the trapper thrown round his body, confining his exertions by a strength very little inferior to his own.

Before he had time to reproach his comrade for this apparent treachery, a dozen Siouxes were around them, and the whole party were compelled to yield themselves as prisoners..


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