Pioneers in Canada 8 3
Pioneers in Canada 8 3
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Red and whiteearth and charcoal are much used in their toilets; with the formerthey usually daub their robes and other garments, some red and otherswhite. The women comb their hair and use grease on it. " The Slave Indians (a tribe of the Athapaskan family) tattooed theircheeks with charcoal inserted under the skin, also daubed theirbodies, robes, and garments profusely with red earth (generallycalled, in the text of travellers, vermilion), but they had anotherfavourite pigment, procured from t...he regions on the west of the RockyMountains, some kind of graphite, like the lead of lead pencils. Withthis they marked their faces in black lead after red earth has beenapplied, and thus gave themselves a ghastly and savage appearance. Their dress consists of a leather shirt trimmed with human hair andporcupine-quill work, and leggings of leather. Their shoes and capswere made of bison leather, with the hair outside. Their necklaceswere strings of grizzly-bear claws, and a "buffalo" robe was thrownover all occasionally.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Red and whiteearth and charcoal are much used in their toilets; with the formerthey usually daub their robes and other garments, some red and otherswhite. The women comb their hair and use grease on it. " The Slave Indians (a tribe of the Athapaskan family) tattooed theircheeks with charcoal inserted under the skin, also daubed theirbodies, robes, and garments profusely with red earth (generallycalled, in the text of travellers, vermilion), but they had anotherfavourite pigment, procured from t...he regions on the west of the RockyMountains, some kind of graphite, like the lead of lead pencils. Withthis they marked their faces in black lead after red earth has beenapplied, and thus gave themselves a ghastly and savage appearance. Their dress consists of a leather shirt trimmed with human hair andporcupine-quill work, and leggings of leather. Their shoes and capswere made of bison leather, with the hair outside. Their necklaceswere strings of grizzly-bear claws, and a "buffalo" robe was thrownover all occasionally.
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