Letters And Notes On the Manners, Customs, And Condition of the North ... 1-2
Letters And Notes On the Manners, Customs, And Condition of the North ... 1-2
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laps nothing ever more completely astonished these than the operations of my brusK The art of t- pain ting was a subject entirely new to them, and .rse, unthought of; and my appearance here has jnced a new era in the arcana of medicim or mystery, ifter arriving here, I commenced and finished the its of the two principal chiefe. This was done with- ving awakened the curiosity of the villagers, as they eard nothing of what was going on, and even the themselves seemed to be ignorant of my designs,... the pictures were completed. No one else waa ,ed into my lodge during the operation ; and when id, it was exceedingly amusing to sec thera mutually lining each other's likeness, and assuring each olher striking resemblance which they bore to the originals, >f these pressed their hand over their mouths awhile d silence (a custom amongst most tribes, when any- surprises them very much); looking attentively the portraits and myself, and upon the palette and with which these unaccountable effects had been ced, \j then walked up to me in the moat gentle manner, f me in turn by the hand, with a firm grip ; with and eyes inclined downwards, and in a tone a little a whisper— pronounced the words **Te-ho-pe-ne© -ee!" and walked offi tl 176 UnriBS AND NOTES ON THE I :( t Headers, at that moment I was oliristened witli a d and a great name^-one bj which I am now familia hailed, and talked of in this village ; and no doubt will as long as traditions last in this strange community.
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laps nothing ever more completely astonished these than the operations of my brusK The art of t- pain ting was a subject entirely new to them, and .rse, unthought of; and my appearance here has jnced a new era in the arcana of medicim or mystery, ifter arriving here, I commenced and finished the its of the two principal chiefe. This was done with- ving awakened the curiosity of the villagers, as they eard nothing of what was going on, and even the themselves seemed to be ignorant of my designs,... the pictures were completed. No one else waa ,ed into my lodge during the operation ; and when id, it was exceedingly amusing to sec thera mutually lining each other's likeness, and assuring each olher striking resemblance which they bore to the originals, >f these pressed their hand over their mouths awhile d silence (a custom amongst most tribes, when any- surprises them very much); looking attentively the portraits and myself, and upon the palette and with which these unaccountable effects had been ced, \j then walked up to me in the moat gentle manner, f me in turn by the hand, with a firm grip ; with and eyes inclined downwards, and in a tone a little a whisper— pronounced the words **Te-ho-pe-ne© -ee!" and walked offi tl 176 UnriBS AND NOTES ON THE I :( t Headers, at that moment I was oliristened witli a d and a great name^-one bj which I am now familia hailed, and talked of in this village ; and no doubt will as long as traditions last in this strange community.
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