Fragmented account of Native captivity and editor's afterlife tale
A garbled OCR narrative mixes a tale of an Ouray lineage child captured by a war party and held, with savage scenes of Native life. It shifts to an allegorical editor’s afterlife tale about gatekeepers, doom, and moral rebuke, ending with reflections on age and fame.
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Ithe “Gees
Muan
Ilfo
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Gerte
Ian
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Don- Kagcupet
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