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| 28 | 224 | View more quotes about again">Again Mahpiyasapa raised and lowered his lance, and then he pointed it toward the enemy. |
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| 28 | 221 | This would make overhead archery more difficult for the Kinyanpi but would also give the Yellow Knives the momentum of attack. |
| 28 | 222 | As soon as Mahpiyasapa had lowered his lance we placed about our bodies yellow scarves and other strips of yellow cloth. |
| 28 | 223 | It was in this way that Watonka, the Yellow-Knife war chiefs, Bloketu, Iwoso and others had been identified as personages not to be fired upon by the Kinyanpi. |
| 28 | 224 | Again Mahpiyasapa raised and lowered his lance, and then he pointed it toward the enemy. |
| 28 | 225 | As one man, kaiila squealing, warriors howling, feathers flying, lances lowering, our lines leapt toward the enemy. |
| 28 | 226 | We struck them, they milling, startled, wheeling about, kaiila rearing, a full Ihn before the turf was dark with the wild, swiftly moving shadows of the Kinyanpi overhead. |
| 28 | 227 | The engagement was brief, perhaps only four or five Ehn, and the Yellow Knives, howling and whooping, in full flight, speeding away, forsook the field. |