PLAYING AT MOVING HOUSE.
Once there were two little piegan Indian girls and they had been playing in a little play tepee for a long time. They had their baby brothers with them, and the babies had been playing out in the warm sunshine with their dogs, while the little girls played with their Indian dollies.
RAN OFF AS HARD AS HE COULD RUN.
The little brothers were good for a long time, and then they became tired of playing in one place, just as little white children get tired, so the sisters thought they would play at moving house.
They fastened two long poles to the sides of the dog and made a travois, then they put a basket between the poles and laid their dollies in this play carriage. Then the little girls started to take down their tepee.
TOOK THEIR BABY BROTHERS ON THEIR BACKS.