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Good Indian

CHAPTER III
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Three brown hands were eagerly outstretched--though it was the hand of Hagar which grasped first the big tin cup.

They not only drank, they guzzled, and afterward drew a fold of blanket across their milk-white lips, and grinned in pure animal satisfaction.
"Bueno.

He-e-ap bueno!" they chorused appreciatively, and squatted at the top of the stone steps, watching Phoebe manipulate the great ball of yellow butter in its wooden bowl.
After a brief silence, Hagar shook the tangle of unkempt, black hair away from her moonlike face, and began talking in a soft monotone, her voice now and then rising to a shrill singsong.
"Mebbyso Tom, mebbyso Sharlie, mebbyso Sleeping Turtle all time come along," she announced.

"Stop all time corral, talk yo' boys.

Mebbyso heap likum drink yo' butter water.


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