Dodge City the Cowboy Capital And the Great Southwest in the Days of the Wild
Dodge City the Cowboy Capital And the Great Southwest in the Days of the Wild
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I have seen the Arkansas bot- tom for miles above and miles below Fort Dodge covered with Indians' tepees and ponies — thousands of the former and many thousands of the latter — the Indians all draw- ing rations, and the whole country full of game, black with buffalo and large bands of antelope, with deer on the islands and in the brush, and not a few elk in the breaks and rough country.
I think it was in 1867 our government got a very liberal streak, and sent the Indians thousands of sacks of ...flour, pantaloons in abundance, and a big lot of stiff-rim hats, bound around the edge with tin or German silver, to hold the rim in shape. They also sent them a few light-running ambulances. The savages, to show their appreciation of these magnanimous gifts from the "Great Father, " threw the flour on the prairie in order to get the sacks for breech-clouts. They cut out the seats of the —92— i pantaloons, as they said an Indian's posterior was too I warm anyhow; they cut the crown off the hats and used I them as playthings, shying them in the air like a white I boy does a flat stone, to see them sail away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have seen the Arkansas bot- tom for miles above and miles below Fort Dodge covered with Indians' tepees and ponies — thousands of the former and many thousands of the latter — the Indians all draw- ing rations, and the whole country full of game, black with buffalo and large bands of antelope, with deer on the islands and in the brush, and not a few elk in the breaks and rough country.
I think it was in 1867 our government got a very liberal streak, and sent the Indians thousands of sacks of ...flour, pantaloons in abundance, and a big lot of stiff-rim hats, bound around the edge with tin or German silver, to hold the rim in shape. They also sent them a few light-running ambulances. The savages, to show their appreciation of these magnanimous gifts from the "Great Father, " threw the flour on the prairie in order to get the sacks for breech-clouts. They cut out the seats of the —92— i pantaloons, as they said an Indian's posterior was too I warm anyhow; they cut the crown off the hats and used I them as playthings, shying them in the air like a white I boy does a flat stone, to see them sail away.
What to read after Dodge City the Cowboy Capital And the Great Southwest in the Days of the Wild?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert M Robert Marr Wright to read onlineMoreLess
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