History tells us your redskins used to do something like that in the days of the early colonies.

Soon after he came to Kentucky his son was slain by Indians while out boiling sugar from the maples; and he mercilessly persecuted all redskins for ever after.

When he wheeled Cap about to run down the daring redskin he was nowhere to be seen.

" "Out there in history" we see him and his army, while recklessly rushing the redskins, become lost and bewildered in the vast primeval forest.

Thayendanega had gotten himself up especially for the occasion, and a more gorgeous redskin I never saw.

" "Ay; but his life has been saved because Joseph Brant knew him before the dream of bein' made great sachem of the Six Nations turned that redskin into the most bloodthirsty of savages.

The whites found the broad track they made in coming in, but could not find where they had gone out, each wily redskin then covering his own trail, and the whole number apparently breaking up into several parties.

Reporting to Captain Graham, whose eyes fairly danced with delight at the prospect of surprising and whipping the redskins, we concluded to wait until the moon rose, then get into the timber so as to approach the Indians as closely as possible without being discovered, and finally to make a sudden dash into their camp, and clean them out.