Two Little Savages - Being the adventures of two boys who lived as Indians and what they learned by Ernest Thompson Seton
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"This way?" and Yan cut a tree in three places, so as to show three white spots or blazes. "No; that's a trapper's blaze for a trap or a 'special blaze', but a 'road blaze' is one on the front of the tree and one on the back--so--then ye can run the trail both ways, an' you put them thicker if it's to be followed at night." VIII The Sacred Fire "Ten strong poles and two long thin ones," said Yan, reading off. These were soon cut and brought to the camp ground. "Tie them together the same height as the teepee cover----" "Tie them? With what?" "'Rawhide rope,' he said, but he also said 'Make the cover of skins.' I'm afraid we shall have to use common rope for the present," and Yan looked a little ashamed of the admission. "I reckoned so," drawled Sam, "and so I put a coil of quarter-inch in the cover, but I didn't dare to tell you that up at the barn." |
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