Proceedings And Addresses, volume 9
Proceedings And Addresses, volume 9
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All the southern Indians believe that a man cannot more avenge himself upon an enemy than by eating his flesh. They re- gard the flesh of the natives as better than game, for the reason that this flesh is not salted, but entirely sweet, but on the other hand that of the English and French is salty and disagreeable. They use all kinds of stratagems to overcome their enemies, whether single or in parties ; they examine the bushes and grass, from which they can tell with certainty whether a man, w...omen or child, European or savage, has passed. They go in the night upon the high mountains and look around where fires are made in the woods. Then they go to the other side of the fire, creep up and shoot or kill their foes, while they are asleep.
Against parties they make a plan to drive them into a corner, so that they may be taken prisoners.
Their dwelling is in no settled place, and their house- keeping is variable. The house is sometimes made in an old fallen tree, but when complete it stands clear and is only the height of a man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All the southern Indians believe that a man cannot more avenge himself upon an enemy than by eating his flesh. They re- gard the flesh of the natives as better than game, for the reason that this flesh is not salted, but entirely sweet, but on the other hand that of the English and French is salty and disagreeable. They use all kinds of stratagems to overcome their enemies, whether single or in parties ; they examine the bushes and grass, from which they can tell with certainty whether a man, w...omen or child, European or savage, has passed. They go in the night upon the high mountains and look around where fires are made in the woods. Then they go to the other side of the fire, creep up and shoot or kill their foes, while they are asleep.
Against parties they make a plan to drive them into a corner, so that they may be taken prisoners.
Their dwelling is in no settled place, and their house- keeping is variable. The house is sometimes made in an old fallen tree, but when complete it stands clear and is only the height of a man.
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