Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 176
Bertha clung to him, shak-ing and trembling, and casting terrified glancesabout her. But the Indians, Father, the—the—those ter-rible savages — These are not terrible savages, little daugh- 1909.] A BRAVE LITTLE PIONEER 721 ter, he soothed, with his arms about her. Theyare friendly Indians, and… … A BIG INDIAN WITH AN EAGLE FEATHER IN HIS LONG BLACK HAIR CAMEFORWARD WITH A FRIENDLY SMILE. A big Indian with an eagle feather in his longblack hair came forward with a friendly smile. Ugh! he grunted. Me savey. Heap finepapoose. Then, extending his dirty hand towardher, he continued: Me heap good…
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