Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 199
ncient Indian ladies in pict-v uresque, witch-like costumes, whogently stirred the boiling bouillonwith pieces of wood, while otherseemingly more ancient and worn-out-looking squaws brought greatbundles of wood from the ra-vines, tied up in blankets and*fl swung over their shoulders.Think of a… … SOUP AT WHOLESALE. SHA-K.E-TO-PA, A YOUNG BRAVE. glittering bead-work. Inthe game, there were ahundred Indians engaged on each side. The gamewas long, but exciting, being skillfully played. dancingdresses,ttle boy,whose name wasSh a-ke-to-pa(Four Nails), hadfive feathers —big ones, too— in his…
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