White, Mary, 1869-, Doubleday, Nelli Blanchan De Graff, Mrs., 1865-1918 · Doubleday, Page and co. · leaf 246
until the acorns are cooked. Nowall the bitterness is gone, and when dry again theyare ready to be pounded into meal. The cookingbasket of the Hoopa Valley Indians, for example,is a thing of beauty, with mountain peaks andflowing streams on its shapely sides. How repul-sively ugly are the civilized… … < ^ in .<<5 •—> Q o < 1) 1/3 1/5 «> tn 4) > re ^ W u T3 u 1) I/) re u si < ^ hj ^ P-, Pi 1J K -O « 4J < — -ac X w <n «J 8 bt £ 0, * ia p a <o WHAT THE BASKET MEANS TO THE INDIAN I$I grasses, colored with natural dyes, and stems ofthe maiden hair fern, the whole…
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