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A hunt on snow shoes (1906)

Ellis, Edward Sylvester, 1840-1916, Prittie, Edwin J · Chicago, Philadelphia [etc.] The J. C. Winston Company · leaf 302

An illustration from A hunt on snow shoes, 1906, leaf 302 — derstood. The appearance of these men,hunting through the upper Maine forests, paint-ed and clothed as red-skins, and their brokenaccent when talking to strangers, were intendedto make it appear that they belonged to thePenobscot, or some other tribe of Indians nearlyextinct. Scarcely any one… … He had entered a den of rogues. THE BULLS-EYE 291 law. With ordinary care it was hardly pos-sible—or at least probable—that their hiding-place would be suspected. Using the cavern under the falls as head-quarters, they raided through the lower coun-try, sometimes alone, or in couples, and…

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