 The caparisons of their horses were as shabby as the dresses ; but some had once been handsome, with embroidered reins and cruppers, and gay muslin martingals. All were now, however, soiled by the wet and mud of the day. It was clear that this party had...  Tara - Página 159por Philip Meadows Taylor - 1863Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
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...that this party had ridden far ; and the horse?, from their drooping crests and sluggish action, were evidently weary. Four of the men had been wounded in some skirmish, for they sat their horses with difficulty, and the bandages about them were covered with blood.' No Indian... | |
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