Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 563
more than once hecame strutting back with a bird or little cotton-tail tied to his belt. The little Ute was a leading spirit among themore docile Pueblo boys, whom he ruled like alittle chief, and many were the forays he ledagainst stray dogs from another village. Even inthe adult dances his small… … stone villages on top of the mesas, there to streak of light in the east the pueblo was astir,hunt for stone arrow-tips, axes, and other re- Down in the plaza, the children would be play-mains of the old Pueblos. His eyes were very ing at their various games, many of them withkeen, and many were…
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