Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 40
wherethey make the fire-works, though they do makethe tea. These might smash, if pounded with ahammer. Theres another kind I dont knowabout, that Elsies made of. It dont matter, anyway. My aunt helped me about the spelling, ex-cept murhoggany—that I knew. I shall writeanother volume, telling more… … hear of a pretty Indian girl but we seldom see heror her portrait. Fancy-pictures of Indians arecommon enough, but we have had engraved a por-trait of a real Indian mother—a Piute squaw—andher two children. The baby or papoose is wrappedup tight in a sort of portable cradle, made of clothor bark…
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