Jenks, Albert Ernest, 1869-1953 · New York ; Chicago ; Dallas : Mentzer, Bush & Co. · leaf 34
JO The Childhood of Ji-shih of four or five wigwams going away together to hunt buffalo and moose and beaver during the Winter months. … the wigwam. At first he lay among the soft furs at the farther side of the wigwam and slept. Each forenoon and afternoon his mother or grandmother tied him into his board cradle for an hour or so, and there he slept just the same. Sometimes strings of buckskin were fastened to both ends of his…
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