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| 44 | 369 | I did not View more quotes about think">think it wise that the Yellow Knives were urging their kaiila so speedily upward, and in such numbers, on so narrow a trail. |
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| 44 | 366 | Some were even now urging their kaiila upward, doubtless desiring to be the first to count coup. |
| 44 | 367 | Others, jostling and milling about, in dust and feathers, pressing and gesticulating, fought for a position on the narrow upgrade. |
| 44 | 368 | "It was I who brought them here!" cried Iwoso. |
| 44 | 369 | I did not think it wise that the Yellow Knives were urging their kaiila so speedily upward, and in such numbers, on so narrow a trail. |
| 44 | 370 | To be sure, they were eager. |
| 44 | 371 | Also, of course, it is sometimes difficult to separate the red savage from his kaiila. |
| 44 | 372 | This sometimes renders his strategies somewhat inflexible. |