Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 742
r as the youngstersare concerned. Boy babies are always mosthighly prized, because they will grow up intowarriors. The little that is taught to Indian boys mustseem to them much more like fun than instruc-tion. They must hear the fairy stories and FUN AMONG THE RED BOYS. 721 the gabble of the… … ONONDAGA INDIAN BOYS PLAYING AT SNOW-SNAKES. They learn not to be impudent to any onestronger and bigger than themselves; they learnhow to track animals and men, how to go with-out food when there is not any, how to eat upall there is at once when any food is to be had,how to ride and shoot and run…
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