[btOOL] you really going to eat me?" ask

[Outman <cha...@ex...>]

Alp people, which was very impolite to do, but they didn't know any
better; the Indians didn't I mean. Then they got tame and didn't scalp
people any more. Yes, sir, they were real Indians, and they had real
feathers on them! Of course the feathers didn't belong to the Indians,
the same as a chicken's feathers, or a turkey's feathers belong to them.
That is, the feathers didn't grow on the Indians, even if they did seem
to. No, the Indians put them on for ornaments, just as ladies put plumes
on their hats with long hatpins. Well, of course, Bully and Bawly and
the other boys all went to the Wild West show, and when they got home
about all they did for several days was to play cowboys or Indians.
Indians mostly, for they liked them the best. And the boy