Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 357
their hair, and whileamong them the boys head had grown verybushy. So the people called him Pee-hleh-o-wah-wee-deh (big-headed little boy). Among the other villages that heard of hisprowess was Nah-choo-ree-too-ee, all of whose people had the bad road [that is, were thoughtwitches]. They had a… … was to be aroundthe world [thePueblos believedit was an immenseplain whereonthe racers wereto race overa square course— to the extremeeast, then to theextreme north,and so on backto the starting-point]. Eachvillage was tostake all its prop-erty and thelives of all itspeople on the result of the…
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