Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 389
ation he is seen in the act of throw-ing the putch-kohu ; behind him are the remainsof ruined houses, of which there are many in thecountry. The Moki Buttes are seen at the left,and the first mesa can be distinguished in the dis-tance. Unlike the Australian expert, the Mokihas not learned to cause… … A MOKI INDIAN THROWING THE PITCH-KOHU. middle, and twenty-four inches long. It is moreconveniently carried than the bow, which is also inuse. The stick is sometimes thrust through agirdle at the waist, like a sword. Every shepherdboy carries one, as he follows his flock across the plain, and is…
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