They-all descends upon the Injun hand in hand.

No, the Injun don't call the last-named veg'table a 'plantain;' he alloodes to it as 'the White Man's Foot.' "Thar's traits dominant among Injuns which it wouldn't lower the standin' of a white man if he ups an' imitates a whole lot.

I once encounters a savage--one of these blanket Injuns with feathers in his ha'r--an' bein' idle an' careless of what I'm about, I staggers into casyooal talk with him.

This buck's been East for the first time in his darkened c'reer an' visited the Great Father in Washin'ton.

I asks him what he regyards as the deepest game he in his travels goes ag'inst.