Red-man

Sappy's eyes were _not_ the sinister black beads of the wily Red-man, but a washed-out blue.

Two Little Savages Being the adventures of two boys who lived as Indians and what they learned Ernest Thompson Seton 1903

I'm a noble Red-man and Head Chief at that, I want you to know, an 'I've a notion to collect that scalp you're wearin' now.

Two Little Savages Being the adventures of two boys who lived as Indians and what they learned Ernest Thompson Seton 1903

As he spoke, the Indian returned to the camp with the cat-like tread so characteristic of the Red-man.

The Buffalo Runners A Tale of the Red River Plains 1859

The Pale-faces have more beads, and guns, and blankets, and knives, and vermilion than they require; they wish to give some of these things for the skins and furs which the Red-man does not know what to do with.

The Dog Crusoe and his Master 1859

"Humph!" repeated the boy again, with a solemnity quite equal to that of the Red-man.

The Buffalo Runners A Tale of the Red River Plains 1859

No sign of surprise, or of any other emotion, was visible on the countenance of the Red-man as he replied: "Okematan went out to meet a party of his tribe on the war-path."

The Buffalo Runners A Tale of the Red River Plains 1859

"He cannot use the bow and arrow," answered Joe; "he has not been trained like the Red-man."

The Dog Crusoe and his Master 1859

Besides, be it remembered, to carry that ring and that axe to the far distant haunts of the Red-man cost the trader weeks and months of constant toil, trouble, anxiety, and, alas! too frequently cost him his life!

The Dog Crusoe and his Master 1859

The three friends instantly drove their pack-horses behind a clump of trees, but not in time to escape the vigilant eye of the Red-man, who uttered a loud shout, which brought up a band of his comrades at full gallop.

The Dog Crusoe and his Master 1859

There was no possibility of galloping down the wood-encumbered banks after the fugitive, but quick as thought each Red-man leaped to the ground, and fitting an arrow to his bow, awaited Dick's re-appearance with eager gaze.

The Dog Crusoe and his Master 1859