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There were more dogs than burros, and of all the slinking, scrawny, vicious-looking crea- Digitized by Google SOME STRANGE PLACES AND PEOPLES 181 tures, these certainly surpassed anything I had ever seen. Wallowing in several mudholes by the side of the stream were some black hogs, which scurried away with swift feet and disapproving grunts when we approached. As we came nearer we were sur* prised to find a number of eagles confined in rude cages made of sticks, which occupied various corners o...f the housetops.
We went directly to the house of Tsna-hay, commonly called ^^Zuni Dick,'' who greeted us kindly in broken English, and seemed especially glad to see his old friend. Dr. James. It did not take long to allot us our quarters. We girls were lodged in the house of Pa-lo-wah-ti-wa, wHose grand- father, we afterwards learned, was one of the noted governors of Zuni. Two of the boys and Dr. James stayed at Dick's, while Professor and Mrs. Young and the other boys were accommodated in nearby houses.
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There were more dogs than burros, and of all the slinking, scrawny, vicious-looking crea- Digitized by Google SOME STRANGE PLACES AND PEOPLES 181 tures, these certainly surpassed anything I had ever seen. Wallowing in several mudholes by the side of the stream were some black hogs, which scurried away with swift feet and disapproving grunts when we approached. As we came nearer we were sur* prised to find a number of eagles confined in rude cages made of sticks, which occupied various corners o...f the housetops.
We went directly to the house of Tsna-hay, commonly called ^^Zuni Dick,'' who greeted us kindly in broken English, and seemed especially glad to see his old friend. Dr. James. It did not take long to allot us our quarters. We girls were lodged in the house of Pa-lo-wah-ti-wa, wHose grand- father, we afterwards learned, was one of the noted governors of Zuni. Two of the boys and Dr. James stayed at Dick's, while Professor and Mrs. Young and the other boys were accommodated in nearby houses.
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