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Strip of buckskin is stitched in loops, each of the proper size to carry one cartridge. It is the ordinary " service-belt " of the army, somewhat roughly made. To this belt the Indian attaches almost all his w port able property. " On the right side is the pistol, on the left the knife, the pouch for his pipe and tobacco, that for his tools and cleaning materials, his medicine bag; anything and everything finds its appropriate place on the belt. A small party of Sioux once came into my camp, re...turning from an unsuccessful foray against the Pawnees. They were all well armed, but the leader particularly attracted my attention. He was a stal wart, ruffianly-looking fellow of about twenty-five, handsomely dressed in buckskin. Across his saddle he carried a magnificent buffalo gun of the very best patent; on each side of his belt was a holster con taining a beautiful, ivory-handled Colt s revolver, and slung across his shoulder was a most excellent field- glass. The rascal had been " in luck, " killed some rich man on a hunt for pleasure, and secured his outfit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Strip of buckskin is stitched in loops, each of the proper size to carry one cartridge. It is the ordinary " service-belt " of the army, somewhat roughly made. To this belt the Indian attaches almost all his w port able property. " On the right side is the pistol, on the left the knife, the pouch for his pipe and tobacco, that for his tools and cleaning materials, his medicine bag; anything and everything finds its appropriate place on the belt. A small party of Sioux once came into my camp, re...turning from an unsuccessful foray against the Pawnees. They were all well armed, but the leader particularly attracted my attention. He was a stal wart, ruffianly-looking fellow of about twenty-five, handsomely dressed in buckskin. Across his saddle he carried a magnificent buffalo gun of the very best patent; on each side of his belt was a holster con taining a beautiful, ivory-handled Colt s revolver, and slung across his shoulder was a most excellent field- glass. The rascal had been " in luck, " killed some rich man on a hunt for pleasure, and secured his outfit.
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