The West From a Car Window
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It is impossible when one sees a blanket Indian walk- ing haughtily about in his buckskin, with his face painted in many colors and with feathers in his hair, not to think that he has dressed for the occasion, or goes thus equipped because his forefathers did so, and not because he finds it comfortable. When you have seen a particular national cos- tume only in pictures and photographs, it is always sorae- thiug of a surprise to find people wearing it with every-day matter-of-course ease, as th...ough they really preferred kilts or sabots or moccasins to the gear to which we are accus- tomed at home. And the Indians in their fantastic mixture of colors and beads and red flannel and feathers seemed so theatrical at first that I could not understand why the army officers did not look back over their shoulders when one of these young braves rode by. The first Indians I saw were at Fort Reno, where there is an agency for the Cheyennes and Arapahoes. This reservation is in the Oklahoma Ter- ritory, but the Government has bought it from the Indians for a half-dollar an acre, and it is to be opened to white set- tlers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is impossible when one sees a blanket Indian walk- ing haughtily about in his buckskin, with his face painted in many colors and with feathers in his hair, not to think that he has dressed for the occasion, or goes thus equipped because his forefathers did so, and not because he finds it comfortable. When you have seen a particular national cos- tume only in pictures and photographs, it is always sorae- thiug of a surprise to find people wearing it with every-day matter-of-course ease, as th...ough they really preferred kilts or sabots or moccasins to the gear to which we are accus- tomed at home. And the Indians in their fantastic mixture of colors and beads and red flannel and feathers seemed so theatrical at first that I could not understand why the army officers did not look back over their shoulders when one of these young braves rode by. The first Indians I saw were at Fort Reno, where there is an agency for the Cheyennes and Arapahoes. This reservation is in the Oklahoma Ter- ritory, but the Government has bought it from the Indians for a half-dollar an acre, and it is to be opened to white set- tlers.
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