The Boy General; Story of the Life of Major-General George A. Custer, As Told By Elizabeth B. Custer ..
The Boy General; Story of the Life of Major-General George A. Custer, As Told By Elizabeth B. Custer ..
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The honor of going alone into the tepee was one that I could have foregone, for my courage was much greater if I did my Indian sight- seeing surrounded by the regiment. The Gen- eral, fearing their ideas of hospitality might be offended if I declined the invitation, whispered an encouraging word, and we dipped our heads and crept into the tepee. The chief was a dignified old man, wrapped in his blanket, without the usual addition of some portion of citizen's dress which the Indians believe adds... to their grandeur. His daughter also was in complete squaw's costume ; her feet were moccasined, her legs and ankles wound round with beaded leggings, and she had on the one buckskin garment which never varies in cut through all the tribes. A blanket drawn over her head was belted at her waist. To crown all this, however, she had an open parasol, brought to her, doubtless, as a present by some Indian returning from a council at Washington. She held it with dignity, as if it might be to her as much an insignia of state as the mace of the lord-mayor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The honor of going alone into the tepee was one that I could have foregone, for my courage was much greater if I did my Indian sight- seeing surrounded by the regiment. The Gen- eral, fearing their ideas of hospitality might be offended if I declined the invitation, whispered an encouraging word, and we dipped our heads and crept into the tepee. The chief was a dignified old man, wrapped in his blanket, without the usual addition of some portion of citizen's dress which the Indians believe adds... to their grandeur. His daughter also was in complete squaw's costume ; her feet were moccasined, her legs and ankles wound round with beaded leggings, and she had on the one buckskin garment which never varies in cut through all the tribes. A blanket drawn over her head was belted at her waist. To crown all this, however, she had an open parasol, brought to her, doubtless, as a present by some Indian returning from a council at Washington. She held it with dignity, as if it might be to her as much an insignia of state as the mace of the lord-mayor.
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