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Possibly an education may be the wider and the richer for a large experience of the world; Raphael Pumpelly and Clarence King, at about the same time, were enriching their education by a picturesque intimacy with the manners of the Apaches and Digger Indians.
Rome (1859–1860) 1918
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But that is the philosophy of brute beasts and Digger Indians.
Confessions and Criticisms Julian Hawthorne 1890
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The scene was strongly suggestive of a powwow as performed by the Digger Indians of California.
Due West or Round the World in Ten Months Maturin Murray Ballou 1857
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They carry their children on their backs, much after the fashion of Digger Indians, and suckle them through an opening in the second or middle story.
The Land of Thor 1848
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