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

CHAPTER VIII
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He spent most of his time in the saddle, and soon became really accomplished.

After he had satisfied himself as to his own ability as a buffalo killer he expressed a desire to see how the Indians hunted them.

He had never seen bows and arrows used in the pursuit of game.

Spotted Tail, who had joined the hunt according to his promise, picked out some of his best hunters, and when Alexis joined them directed them to surround a herd.

They were armed with bows and arrows and lances.
I told the Grand Duke to follow one particularly skillful brave whose name was Two Lance, who had a reputation for being able to drive an arrow clear through the body of a bull.


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