“—“We heard it. We also heard that Old Shatterhand was pleading for our lives.” —“He always does that. I’m a friend of all red warriors, and it fills my heart with sorrow when they raise their tomahawks against the palefaces, because I know that they might win one battle but in the end they will perish. You too shall know that I don’t want the red man’s death.” HeartSorrowBattleMercyCowboysOld ShatterhandCowboys And IndiansPalefacesTomahawks Book:Old Surehand Source: Old Surehand
“—“Where can we find the village with your wigwams?” —“I won’t say.” —“Your warriors moved out into battle?” —“Yes.” —“How many are there?” —“I will hold my tongue.” BattleVillageWarriorsInterrogationCowboysIndiansOld ShatterhandCowboys And IndiansWigwams Book:Old Surehand Source: Old Surehand
“He used to be a cowboy down in Texas and had gotten so accustomed to the local wardrobe that nobody up here in the north could get him to wear anything else.” TexasWardrobeStubbornnessCowboysOld Surehand Book:Old Surehand Source: Old Surehand