[Gutenberg 42150] • With Sully into the Sioux Land

Excerpt from With Sully Into the Sioux Land

The two children, unconscious of any cause for un easiness in their father's early return, followed Mrs. Briscoe as She stepped from the door and walked a few paces down the road to meet the approaching rider, who came on without slacking pace until he drew up beside them. His horse, a small animal, was dripping with sweat and trembling with exer tion, for it was a hot August day and his rider was a large man. Mr. Briscoe, for he it was, stepped down from the saddle rather stiflly. His face was very grave as he kissed his wife and children.

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