. Souvenir of Chief Seattle and Princess Angeline, gleaned from Indian traditions and historic records of Puget Sound. iouscargoes from the Orient. She had also seen the proud young citylaid low by the red flames of destruction,only to rise from its ashes more beautiful andwondrous than ever before. It required noeffort of memory to bring it all back, she wasfamiliar with it all. She usually went barefooted, or nearly so,her scanty garments being composed of cast-off clothing, her wrinkled face bearing a lookof sorrow, as if she were ever looking back-ward upon her fallen and decaying people.
. Souvenir of Chief Seattle and Princess Angeline, gleaned from Indian traditions and historic records of Puget Sound. iouscargoes from the Orient. She had also seen the proud young citylaid low by the red flames of destruction,only to rise from its ashes more beautiful andwondrous than ever before. It required noeffort of memory to bring it all back, she wasfamiliar with it all. She usually went barefooted, or nearly so,her scanty garments being composed of cast-off clothing, her wrinkled face bearing a lookof sorrow, as if she were ever looking back-ward upon her fallen and decaying people. Efforts were frequently made to relieve hercondition, the ladies of Seattle at one timeproviding her with a more comfortable home,which she refused to occupy, returning to hertumble-down cabin. With each succeedingeffort to better her condition the lines of herface became more set and rigid, if possible,until finally the task was given over and shewas allowed to come and go as she pleased. Both Angeline and her father embraced thewhite mans religion, being members of theCatholic Church, and when asked if she were.
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