My Dog He Will Come Back Ho-To-Moie Pawhuska Legend
In Pawhuska Oklahoma a lone Osage Indian Ho-To-Moie known as John Stink lives on the edge of town with his dogs and a small white car. He is shunned by whites and Indians after a dog was shot and a drought drives him toward death or reunion with his missing companion. After years of solitude and care by T H McLaughlin, the tale ends with Ho-To-Moie proclaiming in a quiet moment that his dog will return.
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