Beyond the Old Frontier Adventures of Indian Fighters Hunters And Fur Trader
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This was the grandson of the Vip- po-nah, a boy six or seven months old : "Every morning, his mother washed him in cold water, and sent him out to the air to make him hardy; he would come in, perfectly nude, from his airing, about half frozen. How he would laugh and brighten up, as he felt the warmth of the fire! Being a boy, the par- ents have great hopes of him as a brave and chief (the acme of Indian greatness); his father dotes upon him, holding him in his arms, singing in a low tone, and i...n various ways, showing his extreme affection. " One of the subjects discussed by Garrard and John Smith before they reached the Cheyenne village was prairie foods. Smith spoke of the excellence of dog meat, while Garrard declared that it must be horrible, saying that buffalo meat was unquestionably the most delicate food in this or any other country. Smith agreed that buffalo was the best, but that dog meat was the next, and offered to bet that he would make A Boy in Indian Camps 253 Garrard eat dog meat in the village and make him declare that it was good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was the grandson of the Vip- po-nah, a boy six or seven months old : "Every morning, his mother washed him in cold water, and sent him out to the air to make him hardy; he would come in, perfectly nude, from his airing, about half frozen. How he would laugh and brighten up, as he felt the warmth of the fire! Being a boy, the par- ents have great hopes of him as a brave and chief (the acme of Indian greatness); his father dotes upon him, holding him in his arms, singing in a low tone, and i...n various ways, showing his extreme affection. " One of the subjects discussed by Garrard and John Smith before they reached the Cheyenne village was prairie foods. Smith spoke of the excellence of dog meat, while Garrard declared that it must be horrible, saying that buffalo meat was unquestionably the most delicate food in this or any other country. Smith agreed that buffalo was the best, but that dog meat was the next, and offered to bet that he would make A Boy in Indian Camps 253 Garrard eat dog meat in the village and make him declare that it was good.
What to read after Beyond the Old Frontier Adventures of Indian Fighters Hunters And Fur Trader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grinnell George Bird to read onlineMoreLess
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