Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 279
do, almost each tepee was one of those rude and like crystal tipped with mother-of-pearl. The rustic frames between the poles of which dogs prairie was slightly rolling, as if it were to begin are harnessed, and on which light burdens are that series of leaps by which, farther on, it dragged from… … C= .f-HII-i-- AN INDIAN VILLAGE. 789 But for a mission chapel on a neighboringhill and the distant roofs of Calgary nestlingbeside a shining stream, I might as well haveleft civilization, so unspoiled by it was this In-dian village. True, the bucks all wore round tent, which had a circular base,…
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