[The Free Rangers by Joseph A. Altsheler]@TWC D-Link bookThe Free Rangers CHAPTER III 20/25
He rose from his tent, bowed to them, and walked forward.
He himself was a splendid figure in his gorgeous uniform, and his carriage was marked by dignity. "Now see them salute," whispered the shiftless one in Paul's ear. Braxton Wyatt stepped forward again, produced a pipe with a beautifully carved horn handle, and filled it carefully with tobacco, which he lighted with a coal from the fire.
Then he handed it to Red Eagle, who was the older of the chiefs, and Red Eagle gravely took a half dozen whiffs.
Then he passed it to Yellow Panther, who did likewise, and the chief in his turn handed it to the Spanish commander.
Alvarez smoked gravely for a half minute, and then Braxton Wyatt took the pipe. "Now for the big confab," whispered Sol. Fine buffalo robes were spread before the fire, and the three leaders and Braxton Wyatt sat upon them.
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