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Page 105
... and as the of land that is now a cotton field , half troopers swirled hither and thither reapa mile north and west of the Indians . ing the harvest of death , Custer also General Custer had five troops with him placed a few “ good ...
... and as the of land that is now a cotton field , half troopers swirled hither and thither reapa mile north and west of the Indians . ing the harvest of death , Custer also General Custer had five troops with him placed a few “ good ...
Page 126
He believed in the transmigration and vanish into mist . of the soul , and he was often heard to say that when death closed his mortal St. Mary's Lake , or according to the career , he desired to become a wild , white Indians the ...
He believed in the transmigration and vanish into mist . of the soul , and he was often heard to say that when death closed his mortal St. Mary's Lake , or according to the career , he desired to become a wild , white Indians the ...
Page 127
... the shadow of an unseen wing , is as form- largest of them , Wild Horse Island , is less as a wraith , as inexplicable as the timbered , mountainous and so big as to phenomena of life and death . appear like an arm of the mainland .
... the shadow of an unseen wing , is as form- largest of them , Wild Horse Island , is less as a wraith , as inexplicable as the timbered , mountainous and so big as to phenomena of life and death . appear like an arm of the mainland .
Page 129
In this sweeping survey it must be However , in the early journals they were remembered that the Selish took no part given the misnomer , and it has clung to in the reign of bloodshed and death . them , libelous as it is , through the ...
In this sweeping survey it must be However , in the early journals they were remembered that the Selish took no part given the misnomer , and it has clung to in the reign of bloodshed and death . them , libelous as it is , through the ...
Page 132
But racial death . not even the spider's venom could penetrate the horned scales of the enemy . Then A wealth of folk - lore and poetry will Covote took counsel of the Fox , his crafty pass with ...
But racial death . not even the spider's venom could penetrate the horned scales of the enemy . Then A wealth of folk - lore and poetry will Covote took counsel of the Fox , his crafty pass with ...
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| Title | Overland Monthly and Out West Magazine |
| Editor | Bret Harte |
| Contributor | Making of America Project |
| Publisher | A. Roman 1868-1875, 1909 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 5 Dec 2008 |
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