University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 126
how envious STORIES TOLD BY INDIANS 321 were the Stoneys, the Crows, the Sioux, the Crees,and all the other Indians of the plains*. Stealing is considered fair between tribes, andif it can be successfully done those savage peoplethink it very honorable, even glorious. The Black- with thongs of… … FROM THAT DAY HIS TRIBE OWNED THE GREAT WHITE HORSE. feet, therefore, kept the wonderful race-horse ina tent at night. They did not dare leave him outwith their other horses. They bought a string ofbells at the Hudson Bay Companys nearest fort,put the bells around the horses neck, tied him toa…
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