Arapaho Dialects, Volume 12, Issues 1-11

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University of California Press, 1917 - Arapaho Indians - 138 pages
 

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Page 129 - Part further covenants and agrees to merchandise such wheat in foreign ports, it being understood and agreed between the Party of the First Part and the Party of the Second Part...
Page 405 - When the dance is held, twenty or thirty men array themselves in harlequin rig and barbaric paint and put vessels of pitch on their heads; then they secretly go out into the surrounding mountains. These are to personify the devils. A herald goes up to the top of the assembly-house and makes a speech to the multitude. At a signal agreed upon in the evening the...
Page 208 - ... occur to some to suggest that a correction needs to be made to this method, for the reason that not all females eventually married are married during all the years between, the ages 15 and 45 ; but if the years under consideration were average years in this respect, this correction is not called for. So far as known to the writer, this is the first attempt to gain this information relative to this State, or to any portion of the State ; and the only material which seems to be available for the...

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