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so every man raised his war club in the air with a tremendous war whoop, disappointed and mad that their plans were discovered. Pash-e-pi-ho was suffered to depart with his men, not, however, without a warning from the commanding officer who told him he had been watched in all his councils during the winter, and in pity towards them they were suffered to go unharmed—the first fire. Prom the compact manner in which they came up the cannon must have killed one-half of them at
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