Through the Brazilian Wilderness
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He never killed one. Many of them are known to him personally. He is on remarkably good terms with them, and they are very fond of him — although this does not prevent them from now and then yielding to tempta- ACROSS NHAMBIQUARA LAND 217 tion, even at his expense, and stealing a dog or. something else which strikes them as offering an irresistible attraction.
They cannot be employed at steady work; but they do occasional odd jobs, and are excellent at hunting up strayed mules or oxen; and a fe...w of the men have begun to wear clothes, purely for ornament. Their confidence and bold friendliness showed how well they had been treated. Prob- ably half of our visitors were men; several were small boys; one was a woman with a baby; the others were young married women and girls.
Nowhere in Africa did we come across wilder or more absolutely primitive savages, although these Indians were pleasanter and better-featured than any of the African tribes at the same stage of culture. Both sexes were well- made and rather good-looking, with fairly good teeth, al- though some of them seemed to have skin diseases.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He never killed one. Many of them are known to him personally. He is on remarkably good terms with them, and they are very fond of him — although this does not prevent them from now and then yielding to tempta- ACROSS NHAMBIQUARA LAND 217 tion, even at his expense, and stealing a dog or. something else which strikes them as offering an irresistible attraction.
They cannot be employed at steady work; but they do occasional odd jobs, and are excellent at hunting up strayed mules or oxen; and a fe...w of the men have begun to wear clothes, purely for ornament. Their confidence and bold friendliness showed how well they had been treated. Prob- ably half of our visitors were men; several were small boys; one was a woman with a baby; the others were young married women and girls.
Nowhere in Africa did we come across wilder or more absolutely primitive savages, although these Indians were pleasanter and better-featured than any of the African tribes at the same stage of culture. Both sexes were well- made and rather good-looking, with fairly good teeth, al- though some of them seemed to have skin diseases.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roosevelt Theodore to read onlineMoreLess
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