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The Juvenile Scrap-book for 1849

Note 3 — CONFIDENCE IN AN INDIAN.

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In 1775 Shen-an-do-ah was present at a treaty made in Albany. At night he was excessively drunk, and in the morning he found himself in the street, stripped of all his ornaments, and every article of clothing. His pride revolted at his self-degradation, and he resolved never more to deliver himself over to the power of “strong water.”

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