Among the Pueblo Indians
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This method of finan- ciering was quite contrary to any we had ever heard of, but it seemed to suit the Indians, who place a 96 much liigher value on beads than they do on money.
This is probably owing to the fact that to manufacture them necessitates a great deal of tedious and hard labor. They are made of shells obtained from the traders, and are strung after holes have been bored in them with hand drills, then all together are ground in a circular form with a stone used for the purpose.
Our ...last day at Cochiti was spent taking a farewell look at the place, and in company with Mrs. Grozier we visited some Indian families. In a house not far from the school were two squaws seated on the floor, shelling peas, which the Indians eat raw, as we do fruit; they consider them a great luxury. The room itself had a very neat appearance. The mattresses and blankets which had been used to sleep on, the night before, had been rolled up against the side wall and were being used as a settee. In front of this were several old buffalo skins with very little fur left on the surface, showing that they had been trampled upon for many years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This method of finan- ciering was quite contrary to any we had ever heard of, but it seemed to suit the Indians, who place a 96 much liigher value on beads than they do on money.
This is probably owing to the fact that to manufacture them necessitates a great deal of tedious and hard labor. They are made of shells obtained from the traders, and are strung after holes have been bored in them with hand drills, then all together are ground in a circular form with a stone used for the purpose.
Our ...last day at Cochiti was spent taking a farewell look at the place, and in company with Mrs. Grozier we visited some Indian families. In a house not far from the school were two squaws seated on the floor, shelling peas, which the Indians eat raw, as we do fruit; they consider them a great luxury. The room itself had a very neat appearance. The mattresses and blankets which had been used to sleep on, the night before, had been rolled up against the side wall and were being used as a settee. In front of this were several old buffalo skins with very little fur left on the surface, showing that they had been trampled upon for many years.
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