Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 514
Homili saw the Great Father, but laughedand stammered too much to say anything exceptto Pambrun: Tell the President that Homili al-ways has a good heart. Homili got very tired of Washington, and washomesick all the time. He kept saying: Monche and cried, Oh, oh, stop this bor t and let Homiligo… … chief HOMILI FOLLOWED OUR TRAIN FOR HALF A MILE. tillicums, monche tillicums (too many people).His face brightened and his laugh had a happierring when the steamer was going out of theGolden Gate into the great Pacific Ocean. ThenHomili stammered: Home, home! me gohome! his minds eye was on the…
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