Category: Biographies
ạ hạ hé̱ aī (ī) ạ pạ tḯp É̱ dï ạ́ kạ tạ Hĭ dā̆́t sạ Hō Wạsh té̱ Ït sï dï shï dï ḯ tạ kạ Ït sï kạ mä́ hï dï Kạ dū́ te̱ tạ kū kạts Mạ hḯ dï wī ạ Mā̆́n dăn mï hạ́ dīts Mĭ nĭ tä́ rĭ nạ Săn tḗē Sioux (Sōō). (The plural, spelled also Sioux, is commonly pronounced Soos.) tḗ pēē Tsạ k...
One winter evening I was vexed at my mother and would not go to bed. “Come,” she said, trying to draw me away, but I fought, kicking at her and screaming. Quite out of patience,...
4. Part 4We had plenty of land; our reservation was twice the size of Rhode Island, and our united tribes, with the Rees who joined us, were less than thirteen hundred souls. Most of the...
3. Part 3I was six years old when Mr. Hall, a missionary, came to us, from the Santee Sioux. He could not speak the Mandan or the Hidatsa language, but he spoke Sioux, which some of our...
1. Part 1ạ hạ hé̱ aī (ī) ạ pạ tḯp É̱ dï ạ́ kạ tạ Hĭ dā̆́t sạ Hō Wạsh té̱ Ït sï dï shï dï ḯ tạ kạ Ït sï kạ mä́ hï dï Kạ dū́ te̱ tạ kū kạts Mạ hḯ dï wī ạ Mā̆́n dăn mï hạ́ dīts Mĭ nĭ tä́ rĭ...
5. Part 5Our camp last Decoration Day was ten or more tents, with two or three families in a tent. We made a booth, after old custom, of leafy branches and small trees. In this we gather...