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The Prairie

CHAPTER XXVII
18/27

If my head is getting grey, it is not because I am old.

Some of the snow, which fell on it while I have been sleeping on the war-paths, has frozen there, and the hot sun, near the Osage villages, has not been strong enough to melt it." A low murmur was heard, expressive of admiration of the services to which he thus artfully alluded.

The orator modestly awaited for the feeling to subside a little, and then he continued, with increasing energy, encouraged by their commendations.

"But the eyes of a young brave are good.

He can see very far.


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