Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 281
nd theblankets. The tent, so picturesque from a dis-tance, proved to be mere muslin, black at thetop from smoke, reddish brown nearer theground, and literally riddled with holes burnedthrough it by flying sparks from the fire. Thebuck brought out two or three hunting arrows,which he tried to sell… … 1 IN ANOTHER SECOND THERE PEERED OUT ABOVE THIS ENVELOPEINTERESTING COPPER-COLORED BABY FACE. carrying their babies slung in a blanket at theirbacks, I saw no baby in the tent, and I asked ifthere was one. He said something to the squaw,and she, quite pleased with the idea that I shouldlike to see…
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