CHAPTER XLVII.

Washakie's Bold Attitude--Tells his Councilors they are Fools--Says the

White Men, who are Wise, have Books--Tells the Tradition of how the

Indians fell into Darkness--Great Spirit Angry at the Red Man--Advocates

that the Indians live like White People--His Powerful Speech Gains the

Day for us--Shoshone Tradition--We Start Home--A Hungry Trip--Return to

the Indians, Finding them Sullen--Fourth of July Celebration at Fort

Supply--Return Home.

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