Slowly, they rode up the starlit street past the dark jacals. ❋ Dusty Richards (2004)
“Good thing your horse was the only one crapped in his car,” One-Eye said as they loped past the adobe jacals and wide-eyed naked children for the desert beyond. ❋ Dusty Richards (2004)
There was a stir of movement around the jacals, of women adding fresh fuel to the smoldering fires, dogs stretching and wagging their tails at the children wandering out of the brush-covered huts, and men hunching over the rekindled fires. ❋ Janet Dailey (1985)
When Hannah looked back, Lutero and the lewd Apache dancer were leaving the circle, walking to one of the jacals. ❋ Janet Dailey (1985)
The smoke from the burning, half-dismantled jacals was thick and choking. ❋ Janet Dailey (1985)
Some of the dead had been thrown onto the pyres of flaming jacals; others had been eviscerated or horribly mutilated, breasts removed from the women and genitals from the males. ❋ Janet Dailey (1985)
It burned along in the grass slowly at first, and when it came too near the jacals on one side or the woods on the other, we would beat it out with the branches, but soon it ran before the wind into the cactus and bunch grass. ❋ Helen Elliott Bandini (N/A)
When the last man had disappeared under the trees, Nihie replaced the skin in the temple, put out the fire, and, singing a kind of chant, he led the men back to their jacals. ❋ Helen Elliott Bandini (N/A)
The jacals, or wigwams, were made of long willow boughs, driven into the ground closely in a circle, the ends bent over and tied together with deer sinews. ❋ Helen Elliott Bandini (N/A)
So, at evening, the _jacals_ -- the little farms and settlements on the creek -- are likely to send forth a contingent bound for the cook-house and a night of it. ❋ Various (N/A)
Near noon we sighted the Seminole village, and shortly entered it, a close cluster of low jacals built of poles and mud. ❋ Edgar Beecher Bronson (N/A)
Behind it were some brush corrals and a few scattered mud jacals, in which lived the help. ❋ Rex Ellingwood Beach (1913)
And on his way the traveler will traverse whole counties where the houses are jacals, where English is a foreign tongue, and where peons plow their fields with crooked sticks as did the ancient ❋ Rex Ellingwood Beach (1913)
It was almost morning when they arrived in sight of the _jacals_, or huts, which dotted the outskirts of the city. ❋ Edward Stratemeyer (1896)
Sixty picked riflemen, twenty of whom bore torches also, would rush out at one of the side gates, storm the jacals, set fire to them, and then rush back to the Alamo. ❋ Unknown (1890)
The bullets from the jacals now swept the walls and the truth of ❋ Unknown (1890)
