Jenks, Albert Ernest, 1869-1953 · New York ; Chicago ; Dallas : Mentzer, Bush & Co. · leaf 69
The Childhood of Ji-shiB 65 had left at the wigwam his deer-horn chipping tools, so Ji-shih went with his father to take them. At the workshop, where they made the arrow … was a pile of thin slabs of rock about as large as an Indian’s hand. Old Nes-se-win laid one of these large flint slabs on a piece of buckskin which was spread on the palm of his hand, and held it down firmly with the tips of his fingers, while Ma-kwa placed the point of his chipping tool against…
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