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An Autobiography of Buffalo Bill (Colonel W. F. Cody)

CHAPTER VIII
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A fine figure of a man was towering above him.

This was the visitor.
I was presented to the Grand Duke as Buffalo Bill, the man who would have charge of the hunt.

I immediately ordered up the saddle-horse I had selected for the nobleman, also a fine horse for General Sheridan.
Both men decided to ride for a few miles before they took seats in the ambulances.
When the whole party was mounted they started south, Texas Jack acting as guide until such time as I could overtake them.

The Grand Duke was very much interested in the whole proceeding, particularly in the Indians.

It was noticed that he cast frequent and admiring glances at a handsome red-skinned maiden who accompanied old Spotted Tail's daughter.


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