Chamberlain, James Franklin, 1869-1943 · London : Macmillan & Co. · leaf 194
r suits of fur. Their black eyes peep outfrom beneath hoods of fur instead of hats.They do not take off their hoods and hangthem up as we do our hats, but simply pushthem back from their heads. Look closely.I see a second pair of eyes twinkling withinthe deep hood of that Eskimo mother. Whatcan it… … i^xG. 48.—A Family of Pueblo ludiaos. HOW HATS ARE MADE iSb him. He is tall and straight. His skin issomewhat red or copper colored. Coarse blackhair hangs over his shoulders. This is anIndian/ you say. To be siu-e. The Indiansare the real Americans. This mans hat consists of a band, to whichare…
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