Thirty One Years On the Plains And in the Mountains the Last Voice From the Pl
Thirty One Years On the Plains And in the Mountains the Last Voice From the Pl
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He was to wait there until the middle of the afternoon, and if we were not there by that time he was to return to camp.
Nawasa and I went on to the berry-patch, but the white girl was not there. We had not waited long, how- ever, until Nawasa looked up and said in Spanish, "There she comes now. " I looked and saw the girl running. She did not dis- cover us until she was within about fifty yards of us, and when she saw us she stopped very suddenly and hung her head.
I did not know at the time wh...ether she was ashamed or whether she had been with the Indians so long that she was really afraid of a white person; but Nawasa was not long in getting to her, and the girl would look at me and then look back, as though she had a notion to go back to the Apache village.
When I rode up to where she was, she dropped hei head and would not look up for some little lime.
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She dropped her head and would not look up for some little time.
Page 254 THE K PUBLIC Pima Indians. 255 I saw that her face was badly tattooed, but her body was not, and as she stood there, apparently undecided what to do, she was to me an object of pity, and her de- jected countenance would, I think, have appealed strongly to even Jim Bridger's heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was to wait there until the middle of the afternoon, and if we were not there by that time he was to return to camp.
Nawasa and I went on to the berry-patch, but the white girl was not there. We had not waited long, how- ever, until Nawasa looked up and said in Spanish, "There she comes now. " I looked and saw the girl running. She did not dis- cover us until she was within about fifty yards of us, and when she saw us she stopped very suddenly and hung her head.
I did not know at the time wh...ether she was ashamed or whether she had been with the Indians so long that she was really afraid of a white person; but Nawasa was not long in getting to her, and the girl would look at me and then look back, as though she had a notion to go back to the Apache village.
When I rode up to where she was, she dropped hei head and would not look up for some little lime.
f" 1^-- f^ I \ ¥Mi, .
She dropped her head and would not look up for some little time.
Page 254 THE K PUBLIC Pima Indians. 255 I saw that her face was badly tattooed, but her body was not, and as she stood there, apparently undecided what to do, she was to me an object of pity, and her de- jected countenance would, I think, have appealed strongly to even Jim Bridger's heart.
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