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From beginning to end the story as told by this American is one of death-dealing,
cruelty, ravishment of native women, and wholesale burning of villages. Usually
the excuse is made of some act of wrong-doing on the part of the natives, but it is
...
From beginning to end the story as told by this American is one of death-dealing,
cruelty, ravishment of native women, and wholesale burning of villages. Usually
the excuse is made of some act of wrong-doing on the part of the natives, but it is
...
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The Spectator was somewhat skeptical, and said he couldn't imagine a woman
so saintly or so spiritless that she would show no feeling if one of the other wives
received from her husband a present of a new silk dress while she didn't get one.
The Spectator was somewhat skeptical, and said he couldn't imagine a woman
so saintly or so spiritless that she would show no feeling if one of the other wives
received from her husband a present of a new silk dress while she didn't get one.
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This fact is emphasized on the week days, when the tidily dressed woman is met
everywhere with a market- basket. In and out of ... Now and then a family is found
among them, the women and children moving the heart to pity. In Pittsburg ...
This fact is emphasized on the week days, when the tidily dressed woman is met
everywhere with a market- basket. In and out of ... Now and then a family is found
among them, the women and children moving the heart to pity. In Pittsburg ...
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Whole families come to the village on this occasion — often the only time in the
year when the women and children do come. Strings of mules or steers, hitched
up one pair before another, draw the wagons, sometimes as many as five yoke of
...
Whole families come to the village on this occasion — often the only time in the
year when the women and children do come. Strings of mules or steers, hitched
up one pair before another, draw the wagons, sometimes as many as five yoke of
...
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And we will be glad to see you too, Mr. Macdonald, if it would not be too much for
you, and if you do not scorn a woman's teaching." •' Indeed, I would be proud,"
said Macdonald l)hu, courteously, " as far as that is concerned, for I hear there
are ...
And we will be glad to see you too, Mr. Macdonald, if it would not be too much for
you, and if you do not scorn a woman's teaching." •' Indeed, I would be proud,"
said Macdonald l)hu, courteously, " as far as that is concerned, for I hear there
are ...
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