Recently near Cayote Station, on the Kansas Pacific Railway, a buffalo was shot from the train, and the cars were stopped to secure the meat, and gratify the passengers.
No cayoteserenade occurred that night, the musicians evidently being busy drawing sweetness from the cords of the slain.
After striking that in concert, each particular cayote goes it on his own account, and the effect is so diabolical that I could readily excuse Shamus for thinking that the dismal pit had opened.
So will the deer and the cayote fight when they can flee no longer.
Night after night we heard these howling around us, and sometimes by day a single cayote would skulk across the road; but they took good care to give our Remingtons and Spencers a wide berth.
When I think of those good old days, my eyes with tears do fill; When I think of the tin can by the fire and the cayote on the hill.
I'll chase the wild tarantula And the fierce cayote I'll dare, And the locust grim, I'll battle him In his native wildwood lair.
The hinges are of leather and the windows have no glass, While the board roof lets the howling blizzards in, And I hear the hungry cayote as he slinks up through the grass Round the little old sod shanty on my claim.
The cayote is a living, breathing allegory of Want.
The cayotelives chiefly in the most desolate and forbidding desert, along with the lizard, the jackass-rabbit and the raven, and gets an uncertain and precarious living, and earns it.
If I remember rightly, this latter was the regular cayote (pronounced ky-o-te) of the farther deserts.
A land given over to the cayote and the raven--which is but another name for desolation and utter solitude.
The howl ofcayote and cougar succeed the silver bugle, calling to the banquet of blood.
All this time the Indians had kept up their cayote barking and were drawing near the fire.
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