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Page 83
To - day I passed near Ugwuf's wah's best thoughts . ... Now , Wah - wah's son caved why , but perhaps because I thought of with a woman who gave forth a son ; and you , my best friend , that I shouted loud : Ainu's daughter gave forth ...
To - day I passed near Ugwuf's wah's best thoughts . ... Now , Wah - wah's son caved why , but perhaps because I thought of with a woman who gave forth a son ; and you , my best friend , that I shouted loud : Ainu's daughter gave forth ...
Page 90
... universe , he thought that he ought not to and the desert dust had risen in suffocat- confine his attention to one place , and ing clouds from the feet of the 4,000 he therefore moved ; and , as he moved , steers .
... universe , he thought that he ought not to and the desert dust had risen in suffocat- confine his attention to one place , and ing clouds from the feet of the 4,000 he therefore moved ; and , as he moved , steers .
Page 92
“ Say , I must have been King was he , if he fell by the same trick pretty bad off not to have thought of that had deceived the common herd ? Who that ! ” would do him homage ! How would “ You were .
“ Say , I must have been King was he , if he fell by the same trick pretty bad off not to have thought of that had deceived the common herd ? Who that ! ” would do him homage ! How would “ You were .
Page 106
The enne babies are almost as fair as white bucks were recaptured , but Elliott and children , hence several of the soldiers his party , on their way back , were sur- thought she had murdered a white child , Founded by hostiles and ...
The enne babies are almost as fair as white bucks were recaptured , but Elliott and children , hence several of the soldiers his party , on their way back , were sur- thought she had murdered a white child , Founded by hostiles and ...
Page 125
His work took him among the Indians today , and himself adopted the language , garb and manners of the tribe . He was a lover of extreme liberty in living and in thought ; therefore 1 1 * * 1 the unrestrained freedom of existence.
His work took him among the Indians today , and himself adopted the language , garb and manners of the tribe . He was a lover of extreme liberty in living and in thought ; therefore 1 1 * * 1 the unrestrained freedom of existence.
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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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