On the Warpath
On the Warpath
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What is a wickiup? It is an Indian tepee or tent with pole frames bent over and so covered as to resemble a huge trap or a shock of hay. The ribs are covered with rags, long grass and tin. Never before was I in so wild an encampment of biscuit boxes, lard pails and tin cans. We skirted some bushes that were hung with the brightest skirts and duds of Indian women and children. The scenery was wild, so were our exclamations, but the Apaches were very tame.
Our expedition was to get pictures, so v.../e stealthily crept along the rocks, by bushes and cans, but could not take them by surprise. Don't try to entice civilized Apaches by chromos, glass beads and a stick of gum. This may do for their simple brothers and sisters in the Andes — the only thing to make these savages come out of their tents and be civil enough to stand or sit for a picture, is to give them mazuma, to scatter coin as you do corn for chickens. There were some kids by the lake and from the strata of dirt on the ledges of their faces, ONTHEWARPATH 87 the tide of this lake's high water mark had never reached their feet or foreheads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is a wickiup? It is an Indian tepee or tent with pole frames bent over and so covered as to resemble a huge trap or a shock of hay. The ribs are covered with rags, long grass and tin. Never before was I in so wild an encampment of biscuit boxes, lard pails and tin cans. We skirted some bushes that were hung with the brightest skirts and duds of Indian women and children. The scenery was wild, so were our exclamations, but the Apaches were very tame.
Our expedition was to get pictures, so v.../e stealthily crept along the rocks, by bushes and cans, but could not take them by surprise. Don't try to entice civilized Apaches by chromos, glass beads and a stick of gum. This may do for their simple brothers and sisters in the Andes — the only thing to make these savages come out of their tents and be civil enough to stand or sit for a picture, is to give them mazuma, to scatter coin as you do corn for chickens. There were some kids by the lake and from the strata of dirt on the ledges of their faces, ONTHEWARPATH 87 the tide of this lake's high water mark had never reached their feet or foreheads.
What to read after On the Warpath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G L Gulian Lansing Morrill to read onlineMoreLess
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