Castac

Castac with a repeating rifle and a lure of his red necktie held aloft on a cleaning rod, and packed them four to a mule-back down the Tejon to Summerfield.

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The piñon trees are ours, since the time of our father's fathers (_general assent_), and this is a vain fight for the men of Castac.

The Arrow-Maker A Drama in Three Acts Mary Hunter Austin 1901

It was in our last quarrel with Castac I lost the only man-child I ever had, dead before he was born.

The Arrow-Maker A Drama in Three Acts Mary Hunter Austin 1901

Chisera, Rain Wind, Chief of Sagharawite, greets you, and bids me say that at the moth-hour he will be here with the fighting men to invite the favor of the gods in this war with Castac.

The Arrow-Maker A Drama in Three Acts Mary Hunter Austin 1901

I shall deal with the Tecuyas as I did with Castac.

The Arrow-Maker A Drama in Three Acts Mary Hunter Austin 1901

The best of the spoil of Castac is yours, Chisera, if the choice be fortunate.

The Arrow-Maker A Drama in Three Acts Mary Hunter Austin 1901

By whose counsel were our allies of Castac destroyed?

The Arrow-Maker A Drama in Three Acts Mary Hunter Austin 1901

When we have their women and children and their stores, we can make terms with our brothers of Castac.

The Arrow-Maker A Drama in Three Acts Mary Hunter Austin 1901

Oh, Chisera, they do not tell us women, but we hear it whispered about the camp that the men of Castac are five and twenty, and even with the youths who go to their first battle we cannot make a score of ours.

The Arrow-Maker A Drama in Three Acts Mary Hunter Austin 1901

Simwa gave all of his share of the spoil of Castac.

The Arrow-Maker A Drama in Three Acts Mary Hunter Austin 1901