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... lodges , which were more cleanly than In- dian lodges are prone to be , and set food before them with true uncivilized hospitality . Several of them ac- companied the hunters back to the camp , when a trade was immediately opened . The ...
... lodges , which were more cleanly than In- dian lodges are prone to be , and set food before them with true uncivilized hospitality . Several of them ac- companied the hunters back to the camp , when a trade was immediately opened . The ...
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... lodges , and , as he was looking about , observed where the children were concealed ; their black eyes glistening like those of snakes , from beneath the straw . He lifted up the covering to look at them ; the poor little beings were ...
... lodges , and , as he was looking about , observed where the children were concealed ; their black eyes glistening like those of snakes , from beneath the straw . He lifted up the covering to look at them ; the poor little beings were ...
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... lodges were shaped like a tent , and very light and warm , being covered with mats of rushes ; beside which they had excavations in the ground , lined with mats , and occupied by the women , who were even more slightly clad than the men ...
... lodges were shaped like a tent , and very light and warm , being covered with mats of rushes ; beside which they had excavations in the ground , lined with mats , and occupied by the women , who were even more slightly clad than the men ...
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