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I then sold him a saddle I had ready.
The Indians explained many things to me about the management at the agency. Saying that the former agents stole most that the government sent them. They did not know how the new agent would be, but agreed if I would be their friend and tell "Washington" the truth, just how things were done it would be different. They believed "Washington" was honest, had a kind FORTY YEARS AMONG THE INDIANS. 175 heart, and when hungry men came to him crying for something to... eat, that he made Indian agents of them and sent them out here to the Indians. They did not think this was right for they needed all that the govern- ment gave them and there was nothing to spare for the agents to steal without leaving the Indians hungry.
Tabby said thatsome of "Brigham's Bishops" helped the agents to steal and this made the Indians mad, causing them to raid upon the Mormons and to excuse themselves by saying that if the Mormons did not help to steal their provisions they would have enough ; but as it was, they had to steal Mormon cattle, and when the Mormons followed them, sometimes they had to fight ; but would just as soon get the beef without killing any- one as to have to kill them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I then sold him a saddle I had ready.
The Indians explained many things to me about the management at the agency. Saying that the former agents stole most that the government sent them. They did not know how the new agent would be, but agreed if I would be their friend and tell "Washington" the truth, just how things were done it would be different. They believed "Washington" was honest, had a kind FORTY YEARS AMONG THE INDIANS. 175 heart, and when hungry men came to him crying for something to... eat, that he made Indian agents of them and sent them out here to the Indians. They did not think this was right for they needed all that the govern- ment gave them and there was nothing to spare for the agents to steal without leaving the Indians hungry.
Tabby said thatsome of "Brigham's Bishops" helped the agents to steal and this made the Indians mad, causing them to raid upon the Mormons and to excuse themselves by saying that if the Mormons did not help to steal their provisions they would have enough ; but as it was, they had to steal Mormon cattle, and when the Mormons followed them, sometimes they had to fight ; but would just as soon get the beef without killing any- one as to have to kill them.
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