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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 63, No. 392, June, 1848

Note 26 — Chapter II

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There is a great difference between an Indian's fire and a white's. The former places, the ends of logs to burn gradually; the latter, the centre, besides making such a bonfire that the Indians truly say, that "The white makes a fire so hot that he cannot approach to warm himself by it."

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