Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 389
of the time, he never waslost for an instant. After we had arrived at Fort Totten, and itcame time for him to return to Fort Sisseton,he came over to bid me good-by. Heshowed the most feeling I ever saw himexhibit, as he shook my hand and said: When you die, you be Indian, and mebbe sowe hunt some… … By Carolyn Wells. A dignified deer, with sprangling horns,Stepped into a hatters, and said: I am pleased with the stock which your windowadorns;Pray, show me some hats for my head. The hatter was frightened half out of his wits,But with manner quite bland and sedate, He said: I m afraid I have…
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